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The Uniform Civil Code proposes to replace India's personal laws with a common set of civil laws governing marriage, divorce, inheritance, and maintenance that would apply equally regardless of religion. Currently, India has separate personal laws for different religious communities. The document outlines some key provisions the UCC would include, such as monogamy, minimum ages for marriage, equal inheritance rights for sons and daughters, and spousal and child maintenance duties. It also notes that implementing a UCC has been mandated by the Indian Constitution but not yet enacted due to resistance from certain communities wishing to preserve their personal laws.
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- 6. Succession & inheritance Equal shares to sons and daughters in father’s property. No discrimination in matters of inheritance. Provisions for inheritance of mother’s property. Essentials, procedures and execution of will. Provisions for gifts. 6
- 7. Maintenance Husband’s duty to maintain wife during the marriage and after also until she remarries. Amount of alimony to be decided on income, status & lifestyle of husband. Responsibility of children to maintain parents. Parents should maintain their children. 7
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- 10. WHY DO WE NEED UCC? 10
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- 16. WHY UCC NOT IN FORCE TILL NOW? 16
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