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How to get my share in this building fathers self aquired property
26-Oct-2024 (In Property Law)
my father self acquired a 3 house building. mother, elder brother and my sister lived with him but due to some family issues i left the building and leave in a rented house. now our father has died without leaving a will. but my mother claims it is her building i cannot live in the father building nor get any share from the property. she has given 2 house in the same bilding for rent and they live in the same building . my name is in mutation and uttar of the building. how to get my share
get the certificate copies of the papers: .1. the shill deed through which your father purchased the property ( site or building) ..2. the family tree from office of jurisdiction. 3. certificate of khatha, 4.
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Adv. S.K Prabhakar Shetty
Bangalore / Bengaluru | 1000+ Answers
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First of all, Your father had died intestate leaving behind all the legal heirs without executing the will it means all the legal heirs gets equal share in the property. your mother alone cannot claim the building.
even you have rights in the property.
you can opt for partition deed or send legal notice for mutual settlement or u can file a partition suit.
for more clarity share the details of the property and relevant documents.
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Adv. Vasudha S G
Bangalore / Bengaluru | 50+ Answers
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As per your query above it is your father's self acquired property, when he is alive he can give his share to anyone, but after his demise all his legal heirs gets an equal share the property, including the female children as well. Hence you get the equal share in your father's property, even if your mother and her other legal heirs sell the property to someone else then it will be illegal, to get your share, you can send a legal notice from an advocate by mentioning all the details to claim your share in the property.
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Bangalore / Bengaluru | 25+ Answers
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