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Division of ancestral and self acquired property of father
09-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
Father died intestate, had two wifes, first one was divorced and was living alone with 2 boys for more than 40 years, all settlements done in past by grandfather and grandmother, there is no documented or registered declarations as it was done before 1980, Second wife was aware of the first marriage and divorce but no possessions of any documents, she is having 2 sons and a Daughter, how will be the division of self acquired & ancestral property in this case and how long this case will take(apx)
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Self-acquired property is any property that is purchased or inherited by an individual with their own money. It is not considered part of the family's joint property and can be disposed of by the owner as they see fit. The division of self-acquired property is relatively straightforward and can be done through a simple sale or gift deed.
Ancestral property is any property that is inherited from one's ancestors. It is considered part of the family's joint property and all members of the family have a right to a share in it. The division of ancestral property can be more complex and may require the intervention of a court.
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Adv. Abhinav Sharma
Self-acquired property is any property that is purchased or inherited by an individual with their own money. It is not considered part of the family's joint property and can be disposed of by the owner as they see fit. The division of self-acquired property is relatively straightforward and can be done through a simple sale or gift deed.
Ancestral property is any property that is inherited from one's ancestors. It is considered part of the family's joint property and all members of the family have a right to a share in it. The division of ancestral property can be more complex and may require the intervention of a court.
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Adv. Abhinav Sharma
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The property will be divided among all legal heirs in equal proportion that means : two sons from
First wife, 3 children from second wife and second wife herself, in total there would be 6 legal heirs ! U need to hire expert advocate in this case b in touch
First wife, 3 children from second wife and second wife herself, in total there would be 6 legal heirs ! U need to hire expert advocate in this case b in touch
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