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Property transfered from Grandfather to my mother's name
10-Dec-2024 (In Property Law)
Hello Sir,
I have one ancestral property which was transfered from my grandfather to my mothers name. Now, my mother is denying to give any share of that property to me. Can I file a suit in court for my legal rights and share in that property. Please suggest.
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Yes , You can File suit as per legislation .
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Advocate Kuber Hooda
Punjab and Haryana high court
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Adv. Kuber Hooda
Panchkula | 700+ Answers
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Hello
You absolutely have right over your ancestral property because you are a class -I legal heir according to Hindu Succession Act. Your mother has only certain percentage of share not all of it. For further information,feel free to reach me.
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Adv. Nitanshu Sharma
Gurgaon / Gurugram | 200+ Answers
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If the property was ancestral but transferred exclusively to your mother's name, it loses its ancestral character and becomes her self-acquired property. In such a case, she has the legal right to decide its distribution. However, if the transfer is questionable or you have evidence that the property remains ancestral, you can file a civil suit to claim your share. Consult a lawyer to evaluate your case and draft a partition suit or challenge the transfer if required.
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Adv. Mahinder Singh
Faridabad | 100+ Answers
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Hi!
Yes, you can file a suit for declaration in this case and ask for your share in the ancestral property. You will easily get the same as your mother cannot deny you the share. You can also check the clauses stated in the transfer deed which might be helpful for your suit.
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Adv. Manjeet Yadav
Gurgaon / Gurugram | 50+ Answers
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