Administration of Muslim Law Act 1966 s 121

s 121 Right to sue and liability to be sued

121. A Muslim married woman —(a) may maintain a suit in her own name for the recovery of property of any description which is her own property; (b) has in her own name the same remedies, both civil and criminal, against all persons for the protection and security of such property as if she were unmarried; and (c) is liable to such suits, processes and orders in respect of such property as she would be liable to if she were unmarried.

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