How can i claim share in ancestral property

573 votes

Do you have the details of the property that was acquired by the government?
You said that compensation was paid thrice by the government to the neighbors, whether the compensation details paid to your property is available with you?
If your father living and is he in the knowledge of the property and its details?
You may gather all the details of the property including the documents and consult a local advocate who has knowledge and experience in this field and take his suggestions to move ahead with your claim if at all you are eligible for one.

Advocate T Kalaiselvan LawRato

763 votes

HI,
you can file suit for partition in the civil court against your mother and your three brothers for your share in the property of 10 acres.
you have to file case in the civil court in the area in which the property is situated.
you will definitely get your share in the property.

Advocate Sree K Sivakumar LawRato

773 votes

Hi
Any property in the name of a woman is her absolute property in accordance to hindu succession act.
So your mother (inspite of it being your father's property initially) having become the owner of the property, she can deal with the property in any which ways she wants.
she can Gift/execute a will etc, the property to any person or group of persons in a manner as deemed fit by her.
you can file a suit in the court, but the chances of you winning is very less.
Hope this helps

Advocate Rajagopalan LawRato

503 votes

You surely can. All that you need to do is to file a partition suit. You would not even have to pay court fees as the property in question is ancestral in nature. I suggest that you do so as soon as possible.

Advocate Raghav Awasthi LawRato

627 votes

Hi,
First for forged signature you can file a criminal complaint against your uncle,
Second for property part you should find a good civil lawyer and file a suit for partition and suit for declaration.

Advocate Nitesh Singh LawRato

629 votes

As grandson, you have right to claim share in ancestral property, no one can stop you. It is your birth right. It does not matter whether your father is supporting you or not. Approach a civil court. Grandfather's property devolves on grandchildren as ancestral prop.

Advocate Upma Shrivastava LawRato

619 votes

yes you can go ahead seek your father share through filing a civil suit for possession and declaration along with damages and mesne profits ;you can also seek cancellation of those fake documents therefore a criminal complaint is a mandate in the process if required move ahead and also file 156 (3) in criminal court..thanks

Advocate Nishant Solanki LawRato

727 votes

File asuit for partition if the grand father is alive and the priperties registered in his name. Regarding you have not mention how many sons and daughters of your grand father alive . So after knowing that ican able to tell you about your share.

Advocate Niraj Kumar Sethi LawRato