Clarification on right of daughter over father's property
11-Jan-2023 (In Property Law)
Hi , I am only daughter for my parents and I got parried last year now I have son who is one month old. My father is having 2 acres of agricultural land from my grandparents and Andhra Pradesh Govt took them back in Land pooling for New Amaravathi state capitol. Andhra Pradesh Govt have allocated back as per land acq act Andhra Pradesh. My question is , If my father wants to sell that allocated land(Ap govt took land from farmers and allocated some commercial and some residential land back to farmers), So if my father wants to sell that land , does he need my signature and my mother signature. As I got married does he need my signature as well.
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As you said that it is an ancestral property and then it was been taken by the government and alternate new land at new place was been given so at the time of acquisition and a letter will be issued , however if for partition you can claim share as it comes from the ancestral property. For selling point of view if allotment stands only in the name of your father then he can sell it .
As you said that it is an ancestral property and then it was been taken by the government and alternate new land at new place was been given so at the time of acquisition and a letter will be issued , however if for partition you can claim share as it comes from the ancestral property. For selling point of view if allotment stands only in the name of your father then he can sell it .
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In your case the your signature is mandatory but your mother signature not required as your mother is not legal heir to your grand father property. Whatever the property acquired from govt is not his self acquired property as such you can file suit for declaration and partition of property if your father refusing give your share.
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even the acquisition of land and requisition of land wont change the effect of the nature of the land devolved upon your father he might thought as the allocation was made in effect to his name and may treat it as self acquired property but in the eye of law even if 1 rupee thrown from joint family property with the self acquired property it should be treated as HUF property and you can claim share in the property
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Hi,
This is M.A RAHEEM KHAN Advocate, From : Hyderabad, @ lawrato.com
If your father acquired the property from your grandfather then you have share in that property, but it was acquired by the govt and give land instead of compensation then it treated as equal to previous land for which you and your other family members also have share in that land.
This is M.A RAHEEM KHAN Advocate, From : Hyderabad, @ lawrato.com
If your father acquired the property from your grandfather then you have share in that property, but it was acquired by the govt and give land instead of compensation then it treated as equal to previous land for which you and your other family members also have share in that land.
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