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    S A R O K: Tatus ND OLE FA Arta

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    This document proposes a research project on analyzing the status and role of a Karta, or head of a Hindu joint family, in India. The project aims to study the powers, duties, and position of a Karta in depth. It will use doctrinal research methodology and primary and secondary sources. The tentative chapters include analyzing the Karta as manager, their status and powers, roles, a case study, and conclusions. The research is subject to time limitations and the researcher's individual effort.

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    This document proposes a research project on analyzing the status and role of a Karta, or head of a Hindu joint family, in India. The project aims to study the powers, duties, and position of a Karta in depth. It will use doctrinal research methodology and primary and secondary sources. The tentative chapters include analyzing the Karta as manager, their status and powers, roles, a case study, and conclusions. The research is subject to time limitations and the researcher's individual effort.

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    This document proposes a research project on analyzing the status and role of a Karta, or head of a Hindu joint family, in India. The project aims to study the powers, duties, and position of a Karta in depth. It will use doctrinal research methodology and primary and secondary sources. The tentative chapters include analyzing the Karta as manager, their status and powers, roles, a case study, and conclusions. The research is subject to time limitations and the researcher's individual effort.

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    S A R O K: Tatus ND OLE FA Arta

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    Aman Gupta
    This document proposes a research project on analyzing the status and role of a Karta, or head of a Hindu joint family, in India. The project aims to study the powers, duties, and position of a Karta in depth. It will use doctrinal research methodology and primary and secondary sources. The tentative chapters include analyzing the Karta as manager, their status and powers, roles, a case study, and conclusions. The research is subject to time limitations and the researcher's individual effort.

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    STATUS AND ROLE OF A KARTA

    PROJECT PROPOSED BY:

    AMAN GUPTA

    BBA LLB (Hons.)

    Roll No. 1811

    PROPOSED TO:

    MRS. POOJA SRIVASTAVA

    FEBRUARY, 2019

    FOR FAMILY LAW II FOR THE DEGREE OF BBA LLB(HONS.)

    CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY


    NYAYA NAGAR, MITHAPUR, PATNA-800001
    INTRODUCTION
    The head of the Hindu Joint Family also called the Karta or manager of the joint
    family occupies a unique position unlike any other member of the family. The senior
    most male member of the Hindu joint family is usually the Karta or head of the family.
    Often Karta is called Manager of the joint family, this is when there exists a family
    business or if it is a trading family, there has to be a manager to take care of the
    proper functioning and supervision of the business. The Karta has innumerable rights and
    powers. He can exercise these rights in any manner he thinks fit as long as it’s for the
    greater good of the family. Along with such great power he has a number of
    liabilities such as maintenance of family members and keeping proper accounts.

    The position of the “Karta” of the Hindu common family has its roots in the “Patriarch” of
    the old family units. The term “Karta” was defined in Suraj Bunsi Koer v. Sheo Persad,1 A
    Karta in a Hindu Undivided Family holds the power regarding: Revenue and Expenditure
    Authority, Power to manage a joint family business, Power to contract a debt for family
    purpose, Power to enter into a contract, Power to refer to arbitration and many more. Karta
    because of its position as a head of the family has certain duties and liabilities to perform
    like: Maintenance, Marriage, Accounts at the time of Partition, The actual division of
    ownership, and Representation.

    This project seeks to analyse the position and power of the Karta and the extent of his duties
    and rights with respect to legal position, income, properties, business, etc. and the role which
    Karta plays in a Hindu Undivided Family.

    1
    1880 ILR 5 Cal 148.
    OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

     To study in details the purview of a Karta as a whole and especially the role he plays
    in a Hindu Undivided Family.
     To test the hypothesis whether Karta is a pivotal position of its institution and his
    position is sui generis or not.

    HYPOTHESIS

     Karta is a pivotal position of its institution and his position is sui generis.

    RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

     The researcher would like to undertake the doctrinal method of research.

    SOURCES OF DATA

     The researcher will make use of both the sources i.e., primary as well as secondary.

    TENTATIVE CHAPTERISATION

     Karta: The Manager of Hindu Joint Family


     Status or Position of the Karta
     Powers of Karta
     Roles of Karta
     Case Study
     Conclusion
     Bibliography
    LIMITATION

     There is a time limitation for the researcher to finish the research.


     The researcher is limited to his own self for the research.

    BIBLIOGRAPHY.

     DR. POONAM PRADHAN SAXENA, FAMILY LAW II, 3RD EDITION, LEXIS
    NEXIS.
     DR. PARAS DIWAN, FAMILY LAW, 10TH EDITION, ALLAHABAD LAW
    AGENCY.
     http://shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in/bitstream/10603/12832/8/08_introduction.pdf
     http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/articles/Protection-of-women-under-the-labour-
    laws-6511.asp.

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