Hindu succession act daughter's right on ancestral property
01-Mar-2023 (In Property Law)
My grandfather died before 1956. He didn’t make any will. Then, my father died in 1970. The family house is still on my grandfather’s name. I have 3 sisters. This is an ancestral property for me, isn’t it? As per new verdict on 2005 HSA, the father should be alive in 2005, but in this case, he isn’t. So, the daughters can’t have any right, am I correct? Please explain
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Abhishek Kumar
My grandfather died in 1970 and he had ancestral property which was divided among his brother. My father's sister can claim that property or not?
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