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Can father refuse to give share in ancestral property to daughter
15-Mar-2023 (In Property Law)
Ancestors property was willed by my grandfather in 1975 to my father and it was transfered in 1975 to my father and in 2006 he transfered the property to my brothers.....i have proof to show that this is ancestors property since 1890 to this was just passed on from son to son and the line down.....i came to know this last year ...i confronted my father and he said this is my property and i can do as i please....it was given as a will....and it is no more called ancestors property....he just does not want to give because i am girl.....i was born in 1956.....by birth i feel it was my right....i did not bither before because i thougt the property was still under my fathers name....only last year i came to know about this..
Hi,
Once the self owned property is transfered to mxt heir the property will come under realm of ancestors property. And will continue to be partitioned under ancestral only. Each member of family has equal right over that property.
Now if your siblings include you and your 2 brothers. The property will be transfered to all the siblings equally. You have the equal right over the property as ur brothers enjoying.
As per ur query yes you have your share in the property. Equal share. And you can also call for partition in court.
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Once the self owned property is transfered to mxt heir the property will come under realm of ancestors property. And will continue to be partitioned under ancestral only. Each member of family has equal right over that property.
Now if your siblings include you and your 2 brothers. The property will be transfered to all the siblings equally. You have the equal right over the property as ur brothers enjoying.
As per ur query yes you have your share in the property. Equal share. And you can also call for partition in court.
If you like my answer kindly rate me.
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