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Can joint owner claim share if ownership not transferred ?


30-Jan-2023 (In Property Law)
Dear Sir, My Husband's Grand Father is Dead long back. He did two marriages. First Marriages wife (A) and second marriage wife (B) Wife (A)= 5 sons & 3 daughters (Father in law) Wife (B) Dead = 2 daughters 1.my father in law & there 4 brothers is holding a property of his father where he is running a shop from last 20 years but the ownership is still not transferred & the property is still not transferred. 2.when my father in law & there 4 brothers were running shop they owned two more shops & that shops owned by my father in law. kindly advise whether the property belongs to my father in law or all the members will get share in this property.
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Answer #1
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It is settled law that a daughter or son is entitled for a share in the ancestral properties but before arriving at any conclusion with regard to their claim we need to go through the recitals of the actual deed through which your husbands g. father had bought the property.

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