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Family Genealogy that is heirship certificate is enough to prove her relationship. She may file a Partition Suit. Please call me for detailed procedure.
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School certificate or birth certificate is a good proof, if you don't have any proof, you can apply now to get birth certificate thro court. you can get legal heir certificate of deceased grand father..
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Hindu Succession ( Amendment)Act 2005 Will be applicable in your case.
The general law relating to the inheritance and succession can easily be referred to The Indian Succession Act, 1925. Under this Act every Indian is entitled to equal shares on inheriting the property on the death of a person. The exceptions are Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, Buddhists and Muslims as they are governed under separate laws of succession. As for the persons of different faiths than Hinduism and Mohammedan, the Indian Succession Act, 1925 applies. However, if you are a Hindu then the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005, which grants a daughter in joint Hindu family the same right as her brother as a coparcener. It means that she is entitled to a separate assessment in respect of assets received on partition of the joint family with herself as karta or manager as distinct from her individual assessment.It, therefore, means that she can be a member of her husband's joint family while having her own family out of property got from her parental joint family, while retaining her individual status. For further advice you may contact me through Vkeel.com
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