Self acquired property

 Both the properties are his self-acquired properties so he can alienate it in any way. There is no need to make any self declaration in front of the court to prove that it was self acquired property. He can sell it or gift it to any one. If his brother sues him for partition claiming that they are the ancestral properties then he can prove it at that time with the evidence that he has with him.

Well, there is no imminent need for filing Declaration suit.

However, in case partition suit is filed by other brothers then certainly your father will have to prove that it was a self acquired property and not an ancestral property.

if you wish to dispose off the property then may do it, in order to avoid litigation do it out silently.

Dear Madam,

Thanks for the reply,how would it effect if we make the proof of evidence now and make the self declaration as he is on death bed and may die anytime.The concern is after his death to prove that the property is not ancestral and self acquired,we will not be having the details and we are sure they will file a suit.

What are the ways to dispose the property silently as MR Kiran Kumar has replied to avoid litigation.

Apart from Will,GPA or Gift Deed to his married daughters can make us be on saferisde of having all the legal rights on the property?

Regards

Dear Mr Kiran Kumar,

Thanks for the reply, i have replied to Madam Archana,If you could also give your reviews on the same.

I want to dispose the property from my father inlaw to daughters and be safe,so that his brothers cannot file suit on my fatherinlaw daughters.

Kind Regards