How to enforce vested interest in ancestral property
25-May-2023 (In Property Law)
my Sikh parents owned a house, after fathers death fathers share also tranferred to mother on basis of will. now mother has transferred the house to my younger brothers name without informing me (elder son). what can i do, does the law have anything for the elder Son
Hi
In accordance to hindu succession laws, the self acquired properties can be disposed by the acquirer in any which manner he so desires.
Even other wise, after the life time of your grand father only your father can claim a share in his father's property.
You, your mother and your brother are entitled to claim a share of all of your father's ancestral and self acquired property.
Alternatively, if you can show that the grand father got his income from his ancestor's then you can claim a share of your grand father's property.
In accordance to hindu succession laws, the self acquired properties can be disposed by the acquirer in any which manner he so desires.
Even other wise, after the life time of your grand father only your father can claim a share in his father's property.
You, your mother and your brother are entitled to claim a share of all of your father's ancestral and self acquired property.
Alternatively, if you can show that the grand father got his income from his ancestor's then you can claim a share of your grand father's property.
Hi Abhilash,
No. You do not have any rights over your grandfather's self-acquired property. Even after the death of your grandfather, you cannot claim a share in the property as the property then would devolve upon the legal heirs of your grandfather i.e., your father and your two aunties. Only upon your father's demise, you will get 1/3 rd out of your father's share in the property. I hope this clarifies.
No. You do not have any rights over your grandfather's self-acquired property. Even after the death of your grandfather, you cannot claim a share in the property as the property then would devolve upon the legal heirs of your grandfather i.e., your father and your two aunties. Only upon your father's demise, you will get 1/3 rd out of your father's share in the property. I hope this clarifies.
Dear Client,
You or your father has no right over your grand father`s self acquired property. During the life time of your grand father, is he did not dispose of his self acquire property, then your father along with his sisters and grand mother will get one fourth share in the property and in that one fourth share, you and your younger brother will get one third share.
You or your father has no right over your grand father`s self acquired property. During the life time of your grand father, is he did not dispose of his self acquire property, then your father along with his sisters and grand mother will get one fourth share in the property and in that one fourth share, you and your younger brother will get one third share.
this type of property called ancestral property. therefore no one can defeat the share of any person. you should file suit for declaration to the effect that transfer deed dated ____ in null and void.. and you may further claim your share by way of filling suit for partition.
yes provided u can prrove in an action for claiming ur rights in the said property that a contribution was made by your father and only for sake of convenience the uncles name was enteed and it was a n ancestral propery and u are entitled to share
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