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Ancestral Property Or Self Acquired After Family Partition


17-Jun-2025 (In Property Law)
My great grandfather (A) died without a will, my grand father B and his elder brother C enjoyed the property jointly in HUF later they too died without a will. In 2005 a family partition settlement was executed among my father&his brother ( sons of B) and his cousins ( sons and daughters of C). I was born in 1990 and my brother in 1988 do we have the right to father's acquired family property by birthright as partition was done in 2005 ? My father is planing to sell a portion of property without our consent and other portion as a gift deed to my mother. He says it's a self acquired property after partition and doesn't need consent pls clarify. I am Hindu. He has already registered a few acres of land in 2024 as a gift deed on my mother's name without our consent.
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After the partition made in 2005, your father's specific share became his exclusive and absolute property and acquired the character of a self-earned one. Your father can deal with it in any manner he likes. You and your brother do nothave any claim over it legally.
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