Diversity prevails in law of succession among Indian Christians. Christian constitute the third major population in India after Hindu and Muslim but still has been not able to act as influential group either socially or politically to draw sufficient attention of the Legislature to their problems in personal law particularly in field of succession. Majority of Christians are governed by the Indian Succession Act, 1925 (ISA, 1925) in matters of succession. The ISA, 1925 guided by patriarchal mindset allows unfairness to women in intestate succession. The irony is that the law framed more than one and a half century ago discriminating women in succession rights continues even today. The share of Christian widow fluctuates with the presence or absence of lineal descendants, she gets rights over entire property only in absence of distant kindred of the deceased husband extending upto great great uncle or great uncle’s son, widowed daughter-in-law has no right in her father-inlaws property.