About Property

Assuming that you belongs to Hindu and further assuming that it is your fathers self acquired property, you are entiltled for 1/3 share. File partition suit.

if the property is ancestral then you have equal right but if the property is self acquired that it depends on her will and wish

If that property is self acquired then no use.. if u can plea that some capital from hereditary property or your father, then you can make a try with clear proof.. if u still want to make a try plz book for consultation and give details, I'll clarify..

It is essential to learn as to by which law your community is governed. But even otherwise it depends upon the nomenclature and nature of property in question. If it is a self acquired property your mother can deal with it in her own way and things have got to be seen and dealt With while dealing with the ancestral property. Kindly manage to gather the complete information of facts and again uploaded your question, that would enable us to reply in more proper and authentic manner. Please give me Rank Five and follow me after reviewing my resume and contact me telephonically for further discussion and explanation if required.

In order to answer your query, you need to share religion i.e., law is different for each religion. Assuming you to be Hindu, the below mentioned scenario arises: - If the property is her self acquired property, she can deal with it as she likes. - You cannot question it, unless it is done by misrepresentation, coercion, fraud etc. - If you file case, it may further damages / strain your relationship, but it is advisable to request your mother and get the property settled between you and your sister amicably. Further, let there be WIN-WIN situation to both the parties, instead of protracting the matter by filing court cases.