This document discusses amendments made to Section 6 of the Hindu Succession Act regarding coparcenary rights of daughters. The original section held that upon a male Hindu's death, his interest in coparcenary property would devolve to surviving coparceners, not relatives. The 2005 amendment added daughters as coparceners with the same rights as sons, giving daughters absolute rights over inherited property. It also introduced the concept of notional partition. The Supreme Court has since evolved in its interpretation of Section 6, initially ruling it did not apply retrospectively but later finding coparcenary rights can be applied retrospectively under Article 14.