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After marriage am I eligible to claim share in parent's property
26-Sep-2023 (In Family Law)
Respected sir I am from Kerala my father and mother alive. my father and mothers name property . my father registered ishtadhanam all property his son and mother property not partition. But father and mother say that no property give me. I am married before 2 years ago no property or others give me. I am eligible for equal share of properties.
As regards partition,your age and the mode of obtaining posession and title of properties by your mother and father shall be takwn to consider.rights ovwr self acquired property can be made at ones own will and desire.
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Adv. A.G. Syam Kumar
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Adv. P Venu
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From what I understand from your query, your parents gifted the property which was in their name to your brother. They have absolute right to do so. You have a claim over the property only if its an ancestral property. Such details are absent in your query.
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Adv. Nelson Joseph
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You have only limited acess. Any undivided and not alloted property after the death f owner will come to their legal heirs. Tats the only applicable situation in ur case. Else u would have been unmarried. Only limited chances are there. Better they execute some deed volutarily.
You have only limited acess. Any undivided and not alloted property after the death f owner will come to their legal heirs. Tats the only applicable situation in ur case. Else u would have been unmarried. Only limited chances are there. Better they execute some deed volutarily.
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Adv. Manoj George
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Being the son you are definitely eligible for a share in the property. The right of share vary in different personal laws of inheritance and succession. As your religion is not stated, I am unable to state as to that. Marriage is not a disqualification for your right over the respective share in the property.
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Adv. Sunil V. Mohammed
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