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Procedure to claim share in mother's ancestral property.


05-Nov-2023 (In Family Law)
I am from kannur kerala & belongs to thiyya caste in Hindu.My mother is now ready to sell her ancestral property herself without my consern.Do I have any rights on her ancestral property ? Please reply soon
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Answer #1
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How is that the property is ancestral? ...
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Answer #2
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Marumakathayam is following in Thiya community in Kannur. If your mother obtained the property as Ancestral property, then certainly you are a co-sharer and your mother can't sell the entire property without the consent of other share holders. She can sell her share only. If the property is self acquired by your mother, then she can sell entire property.
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