New Delhi, Aug 29:The Centre has written to state governments asking them to ascertain their views on the amendments to the Hindu Succession Act, 1956. This is as per the recommendations of the Law Commission of India in its 174th report on ''Property Rights of Women: Proposed Reforms'' under the Hindu Law, presented to the government in May 2000. Personal laws come under the Concurrent List of the Constitution and are administered by the Centre and the States. The Law Commission has recommended certain amendments to the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 to make daughters as coparcenars like sons in the Mitakshara coparcenary property of a Hindu undivided family. This is with a view that daughters may become entitled to and get their shares on partition or on the death of a male copercenar and to hold thereafter as tenants in common as also to seek partition of dwelling house like their male counterparts. The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs has recommended to the government to take steps for the early implementation of all the reports of the Law Commission which have not yet been taken up for consideration and implementation. It has also suggested fixing of responsibility on officials responsible for neglect in this regard. As a sequel to this recommendation, the law ministry has taken up with the ministries and departments concerned the reports of the Law Commission for early consideration and implementation. — UNI