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Lenin A J   21 April 2021

Kindly advise.

Sir,  I'm Female, 34yrs old, arranged marriage, having two children's, From Avadi, Chennai. Belongs to Christian family. My grandfather gifted land (plot) to my father and he built 2 floor building. Now he says he won't give anything to me and he wanted to give it to my two younger brothers. Almost I lived nearly 20+ years along with my family. As a family property I need the equal and proper share. need your support. Kindly advise.


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Sankaranarayanan (Advocate)     21 April 2021

once the title of the property transferred to your father and constructed the building his own then he can have right  give to  any one 

Ankur Mishra   21 April 2021

you may filled civil suite your share before lower court ...

Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108)     21 April 2021

1. IF property was duly Gifted to Father, THEN Father alone is entitled to the property and is legally entitled to Sell /Gift /Donate /whatever .... to "ANYBODY" he wishes too, without any legal reference to any of his legal heirs.

2. However, coordinate with a local Property Lawyer with available documents, and see whether the property can be classified as Ancestral Property, wherein you can then claim your share ratio.

Keep Smiling .... Hemant Agarwal 
VISIT:  www.chshelpforum.com

Lenin A J   21 April 2021

Thanks!!!
*Daughters will now be treated on par with sons of coparceners and will be granted equal coparcenary rights in their father's property on their birth. Further, daughters' marital status will not affect the rights conferred on them by the 2005 amendment – hence, they continue to be part of their father's HUF post-marriage. ???

yasaswi gomes (.)     23 April 2021

You have right on land. If your grandpa gave your father money to start business, you have right to business share as well I guess. 

ashok kumar singh (Advocate)     09 May 2021

agreed with views of earlier experts, therefore no further comments so far.

thanks

ashok kumar singh, advocate


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