Quiz on International Women's Day

What happens to a married woman's wealth in case of her death?

• Her siblings inherit it

• Her parents inherit it

• Her in-laws inherit it

• Her husband and children inherit it

What law empowers women to own and manage property independently?

• Married Women's Property Act

• Stridhan Act

• MWP Act

• Hindu Succession Act

Under which act can a married man buy a term life insurance policy to protect his family?

• Hindu Succession Act

• Stridhan Act

• Married Women's Property Act

• MWP Act

What is included in a woman's stridhan?

• All movable or immovable property, gifts, ornaments, and cash received at various stages

• Only ornaments

• Only property received after marriage

• Only cash gifts

Which law ensures that a woman's assets remain safe from creditors in case of her husband's debts?

• Hindu Succession Act

• Married Women's Property Act

• MWP Act

• Stridhan Act

What is the purpose of the MWP Act?

• To limit women's financial rights

• To ensure women cannot inherit property

• To restrict women from owning property

• To empower women to own and manage property independently

What is the significance of the Hindu Succession Act regarding stridhan?

• It limits a woman's rights over her stridhan

• It considers stridhan as a married woman's absolute property

• It restricts a woman from writing a will for her stridhan

• It allows a woman to inherit property only from her father

What is the benefit of a woman buying a term life insurance policy under the MWP Act?

• Only her husband can be the beneficiary

• The beneficiaries can be changed anytime

• Creditors can claim the insurance coverage

• Creditors and other relatives cannot claim the insurance coverage

What happens to a married woman's wealth in case of her death if she has no surviving children?

• Her parents inherit it

• Her husband's legal heirs claim it

• Her siblings inherit it

• Her in-laws inherit it

What is the purpose of the Married Women's Property Act of 1874?

• To restrict women's financial rights

• To limit women's inheritance rights

• To empower women to own and manage property independently

• To ensure women cannot own property