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What are married daughters legal right over the property of her father
08-Mar-2023 (In Property Law)
We r from hindu family, my chachi is from a family who does not respect her, and they have other 4 girl and 1 son, overall wealth of 4 crores so my question is can my chachi fight in court and get her share from property and that property is inherited, thing to mention here is brother of my chachi itself is a lawyer and a powerful man too.
If the property in question is her ancestral property then she has a right of equal share to it and it cannot be taken away from her under any circumstances. If her brother is a lawyer then you need to meticulously plan your legal strategy and then start acting very fast. You planning will depend upon several factors such as whether the property is agricultural, residential or commercial; whether it is located inside Nagar Nigam or outside its bounds.
Just hire an honest lawyer and you will win without any problems.
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Adv. Prateek Mishra
High Court, Lucknow Bench
Just hire an honest lawyer and you will win without any problems.
Regards
Adv. Prateek Mishra
High Court, Lucknow Bench
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Adv. Prateek Mishra
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In reference to the query raised by you, I would like to opine that as the property is inherited by your chachi' s father, hence she can claim equal rights with her brother and 3 other sisters in equal proportion. Lastly law is equal for everyone irrespective of his stature...Go ahead. Thanks
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