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Meaning, Formation, Taxation, Membership and Partition of HUF

The Hindu Undivided Family can best be defined as a family that consists of a common ancestor and all his lineal male descendants and their wives and unmarried daughters. The Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) cannot be created by acts of any party. The only exceptions are in the case of an adoption or a marriage when a stranger may become a HUF member. An undivided family, which is a normal condition of Hindu society, is ordinarily joint, not only in estate but also in food a..
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FAQ on General principles Governing HUF

HUF which is same as joint Hindu family is a body consisting of persons lineally descendant from a common ancestor, including their wives and unmarried daughters, who are staying together jointly; joint in food, estate and worship. The daughter, on her marriage, ceases to be a member of her father’s HUF and becomes a member of her husband’s HUF.
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If company constructed structure on shareholders land then rent there from will be taxable in the hand of company

In so far as the rents received from Samsung are concerned., the finding recorded by the Assessing Officer is that, the structure is constructed by the Company itself with its own funds and not that the super structure has been constructed by the shareholders on the land belonging to the Company or a case where the investments have been made on behalf of the shareholders. Therefore, the only conclusion is that not only does the Company exercise all such rights as that of..
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Can karta of HUF sell ancestral immovable property with out the consent of other members, Right and relief to buyer?

Question:- A Karta of a HUF makes an agreement with another person to sell an ancestral immovable property for a consideration. His married sons refuse to execute the sale deed in the last minute saying that the sale consideration is nowhere near the market price, their interests are therefore very much affected and the Karta has misled them to sign the sale deed. In the above circumstances.
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