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Share of a married sister from parents and brothers


12-Nov-2023 (In Family Law)
What kind of properties can a married sister get from her parents/brothers?
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Answer #1
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No share in self acquired property of brother, and have equal share in deceased father's or grand father's property as like a son if they died after 20.12.2004 ...
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Answer #2
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After the death of either of father or mother, married daughter can claim equal share both movable immovable properties of either of parent.U can not claim any share from the self acquired property of your brother
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Answer #3
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If she belongs to HINDU family then as per amendment of HINDU law the female member get 50per cent and if she belongs to Muslim then 1/3 of her parental property as per Mohammed law . For details discussion you need some legal Assistance.
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Answer #4
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A married daughter has equal share as like as her brothers is she is a Hindu . But from brothers self acquire property she is not entitled to get share . For better suggestion please contact with me.
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