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Hindu Married daughter's right in parental property ....


30-Jun-2023 (In Family Law)
I am a hindu married daughter & want my share in my parental property on the basis of my service to my Father as a duty of son,after my brother's denial to do the same.
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Answer #1
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You are entitled for the right in your fathers property after an amendment in the Hindu inheritance of property law from the year 2008 You can and will get your share in the property no one can deny the same Please contact me for further details
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Answer #2
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Hindu succession act gives you auto right by virtue from birth in parents property. The right can be supported by a lawful will issued by parents and this will need to be jointly vetted in the presence of witnesses. An amendment to this act was made in 2005 and thereafter only coparcener was termed to hindu daughters in Hindu undivided family.
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Answer #3
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DEAR MAM YOUR RIGHT REGARDING SHARE IN PARENTAL PROPERTY CAN'T BE DENIED AND YOU MAY TAKE LEGAL RECOURSE BEFORE THE COURT AND FURTHER YOU ARE ADVISED TO FILE PARTITION SUIT IN YOUR PARENTAL PROPERTY FOR DETAIL KINDLY CONTACT.
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