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Can daughter claim for share in demised father's property?
23-Oct-2023 (In Civil Law)
MY father was death in 2003;he has 3 sons and 3 droughts .in my father's legal hair my mother is a member. We are Brahmin in cast .and after partition my mother's name entry in land record/ khotian.out of 3 doughter l am also one of them.can I clam my equals share.
As per hindu succession act Daughters and sons have got equal rights over the self acquired property of your father. After your father's demise the property shall be mutated in the name of all the legal heirs.
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Adv. Rajendra Kumar Senapati
Rayagada | 100+ Answers
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Yes , if the property is your self acquire property then you have equal share in the property. If it is ancestral then in you have equal share in agriculture land . For better suggestion please contact with me
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Adv. Durga Prasad Jena
Cuttack | 200+ Answers
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Yours father's property will be divided in 7 equal share.U will get 1 share of 7 share.If all agree,make registered partion deed.If disagree,then u file partion suit in civil judge court
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Adv. Ved Prakash Shaw
Bhubaneswar | 100+ Answers
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Yes you can claim your share in the property in view of the amended provision of the Hindu Succession Act. For that you need to file civil suit for partition in the civil court. Since the partition has taken place in your family before 2005, you can file the civil suit before the Civil Judge (Senior Division) or Civil Judge (Junior Division) depending upon the valuation of the plaint.
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Adv. Anupam Dash
Cuttack | 25+ Answers
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Dear madam,First of all you have not mentioned, whether the property is self acquired property of your father or it is ancestral property of your father ? Similarly you have not mentioned among which members of the family, the partition took place and how much share is in your mother's name ? If the property is ancestral (forefather's), then you have no right. If it is self acquired property of your father And the mother is enjoying her share , then you have got share in it.
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Adv. Jaya Krishna Pattnaik
Chatrapur | 25+ Answers
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