Section 6 of DPA : Section 6: Dowry To Be For The Benefit Of The Wife Or Her Heirs

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where Priya gets married and her parents give her a car as dowry. According to Section 6 of The Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961, the car is technically given to Priya's husband, Arjun, at the time of the marriage. However, as per the law, Arjun must legally transfer the car to Priya's name within three months after the marriage.

If Arjun does not transfer the car to Priya within the specified three months, he could face legal consequences. For example, if after four months the car is s...

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