Ancestral Property Dispute

Asked in Civil

  • A. Nag

    Kolkata

Expert's Answers(8)

  • Advocate Surender

    Hisar, Haryana
     

    dear it has large result

    January 17, 2017
  • Advocate Dileep Sinsinwar

    Jaipur, Rajasthan
     

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    January 16, 2017
  • Advocate Rajesh Tiwari

    Jalgaon, Maharashtra
     

    will send u recent suprem court citation share of daughter in ancestor property

    January 15, 2017
  • Advocate Hitesh Mishra

    Jaipur, Rajasthan
      5 Client Ratings

    1.you can claim only 25% for ancestral property . 2.i f your father is no more then 33%of property you can claim. and 3.you can claim your 33% in ancestral property even it registered to your brother name because your mother and you have right to claim it.

    January 4, 2017
  • Advocate Selvaperumal

    Chennai, Tamil Nadu
     

    1. you have to file a partition suit against your father and brother 2. you can partitioned the property equally with Your brother. 3. you have to file a partition suit against your brother, in that suit you have to seek a declaration prayer that the settlement executed by your father infavour of your brother is null and void in respect of your 1/3 share. Because your father had the right to settled his 1/3 share to any one. Hope,your doubt would be cleared.

    December 31, 2016
  • Advocate Chandrashekhar Vithal Jadhav

    Bangalore, Karnataka
      1 Client Ratings

    Dear A. Nag sir, you have got the property in equal share after the death of your father in case of self acquired property of your father without WILL. In ancestral property you are having rights alongwith your brother and rival claimant. ... by Chandrashekhar Vithal Jadhav, Advocate & Legal Consultant, Bangalore.

    December 30, 2016
  • Advocate Veeresh Sajjan

    Raichur, Karnataka
     

    Rishi's answer is correct

    December 30, 2016
  • Advocate Rishi Malhotra

    Delhi, Delhi
      1 Client Ratings

    to all this questions there is only one answer. under the Succession Act...any Hindu ancestral property cannot be given on will. its only self acquired property which can be willed. so if this is an ancestral property then each one of u after the death of ur father would assume equal shares. accordingly u will get 1/3rd share in property. mother..brother and urself.

    December 30, 2016