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Schools of Hindu Law

Category or sub-categories of ‘Schools of Hindu law’ are based on the different commentaries. There are two major schools of Hindu law are as follows:

  • Mitakshara
  • Daya Bhaga

Dayabhaga and Mitakshara schools, both are based on Vedas and Smriti then codified in commentaries  with local customs and usages prevailing in different provinces of the

Category or sub-categories of ‘Schools of Hindu law’ are based on the different commentaries. There are two major schools of Hindu law are as follows:

  • Mitakshara
  • Daya Bhaga

Dayabhaga and Mitakshara schools, both are based on Vedas and Smriti then codified in commentaries  with local customs and usages prevailing in different provinces of the country and they eventually incorporated local customs. Interpretations of text are based on practices and implications on property rights, inheritance and family dynamics within the Hindu community.

Mitakshara Schhol

Mitakshara school of Hindu law and its sub-schools 

Dayabhaga School

Dayabhaga School

Dayabhaga school of Hindu law and its sub-schools


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