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Ancestral and self acquired property rights
25-Sep-2023 (In Property Law)
Hi,
I have 5 self acquired properties. The source of the funds is from my income.
I have agricultural land which is ancestral.
I have a son and 2 daughters.
1 daughter doesnt need a share from any of the properties.
The son likes to take a share.
The other daughter needs a share but i dont want to give it to her because of her habits and behaviour.
Is there any way through which i can refuse this daughter her share in the self acquired and ancestral property?
Do i need any documentary proof from the first daughter that she doesnt want a share in both types of property ?
First daughter doesnt want a share,any noc or document is required to make this decision legal ?
I dont want to give to second daughter. What can i do?
We are a Hindu family
Where your self acquired properties are concerned they are your absolute properties and you are free to dispose them of the way you want to and no one can dispute that or claim any share in it. For this you must make a will and get it registered wherein you can provide for the property to be distributed the way you want. If you do not will it then it will get distributed as per the Hindu succession Act. where the ancestral property is concerned, it will get distributed among all coparceners as per the Succession Act
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