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Legal and Social Dimensions of Surviving Spouses' Digital Property Rights After a Partner's Death: A Doctrinal, Comparative, and Socio-Legal Study
The increasing digitisation of personal, financial, and social life has created a new category of assets that survive their owners. In many jurisdictions, and especially in India, widows often become the first persons responsible for managing a deceased spouse's digital
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