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How to claim share in property when father and brother is treatening


16-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
My mother have a property in Patna in her name. My mother expired (last year) in November 2017. We are 3 sisters and one brothers and my father is alive and living in Village in Nalanda District. We all are married. Sequence is like this. Brother Sister Me My younger Sister. My late mother was living with Me and my younger sister. We were taking care of her. My mother's property having 2 floor. My brother is living with his wife and only son in ground floor. Me and my younger sister with my late mother is living in first floor. There are 4 rooms on ground floor and 4 rooms on first floor. Out of which 2 rooms on ground floor and 2 rooms on first floor is rented. Brother getting rent from ground floor and we are getting rent from first floor. After death of mother, my Father, My brother and his wife trying to throw us from this house and scaring us with the help of some family member. Me and my sister were taking care of my mother since 7 years. Can we claim our share?
Answers (3)

Answer #1
857 votes
Yes you have legal right to claim your share in this property. In mother 's or father's property , you all sisters and brother have equal share. If your brother is threatening you, you can take the help of local police or Mahila Aayog Commission. You are living in Patna. There are so many options.
Answer #2
986 votes
Yes you can claim maintenance under section 125 Cr.p.c from your father and brother, and you also can file a civil suit in the civil court under hour jurisdiction and you can also lodge an police complain against them by writing a petition to the S.H.O in your near police station if they tortured or beat you or forcibly try to throw out you both from the house.
Answer #3
816 votes
Yes you do have right and law is in your favour. Nobody can deny or refuse your share in your mother's property. Contact a good lawyer, apprise him about all facts, documents and act accordingly as per his advice

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