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Father refusing property to son and saying he will give in to sisters


08-Aug-2023 (In Civil Law)
I am a Hindu. My father has a house received as gift from his father when he was minor and have some properties which he got from his grand father and father after his death in 1992. My father has a brother and two sisters. Now my father and his brother have done the partition. I have two sisters now my father is not allowing to enter the house and is threatening me that he will give all property to my sister's which are unmarried now. I am married now and have a girl and at a risk of no shelter and no source of income. What should I do now for shelter and food immediately
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Answer #1
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In case of ancestral property, it is equally shared by all members of the corparcenry. in case of self occupied the person is free to manage the property according to his own will. The Hindu Succession (amendment) Act, 2005 ,amended sec.4 & sec. 6 sec. 23 , sec.24 & sec. 30 of the Hindu Succession Act , 1956, it revised rules on coparcenary property ,giving daughters of the deceased equal rights with sons & subjecting them to the same liabilities & disabilities.
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Answer #2
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hiii. u can claim in ur father share or in ur ancestral property which now possession in ur father if the property are the ancestral one then ur father have no right to gift or transfer property without ur permission..... u can filed suit against ur father for partition. thanks call any queries....
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