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partitioned of Ancestorial Property be Joint Family Property of benifi


08-Oct-2024 (In Property Law)
Any property divided through a partition deed, family arrangement, etc. loses its ancestral character. "X" acquired the property by way of a registered partition deed. Is the property belongs to "X" as self-acquired property? At that time ‘X’ son was minor. ‘X’ sold the property to others. Can the "X" son claim the property as Joint family property after he become major? After partition of Ancestral Property will be self-acquired property? or Joint family property of the family of partitioned pe
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Answer #1
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Furnish the deed of partition. clarify whether your name has been made as a party to the deed and represented by your guardian. then we can let you know what can be done. Also provide relevant documents for the detailed scrutiny.
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Answer #2
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Yes it is considered as the self acquired property. However it can be challenged based on specific grounds. Any property acquired through a partition deed considered as ones self acquired property and looses it nature as ancestral property
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