HUF Property rights

Small typo, my question is " Is it true that I could not relinquish my HUF property WITHOUT it being partitioned?"

Whether relinquish deed is registered?  If it is not regd., then your brother cannot do anything without partition.  You can relinquish your share without the partition.

If you have relinqushed your share to your brother  he can make compromise with the other co sharer and he may get his share along with your's at one side.

The deed was taken on stamp paper hence I'm assuming it was registered. Is that correct?

Is there no other legal recourse I can take?

As per the Hindu succession act 1955 as amended in 2005 When there was a disposition of  property deed executed on or before 20.12.2004 it will bind the co-parcerners (women) and the married women cannot claim any right from the Joint family property.

Moreover the the will has been executed by your father and now it is in force (after the death of father)

Moreover the you have executed a relinquishment deed (release deed) If it is a registered deed your rights has already been relinquished.

That you has no other option to stop your brother's activities.  because he is legally entitiled and legally safe to do whatever he likes in property devolved upon the will executed by deceased father.

if you have relinquished you right in your property, you lost your right over the property unless you prove that you have signed in the document under threat , coersion , or under undue infulence.  if the deed is not registered, you can have the right. 

Hey Daughter,

Why would you sign those papers.  I am with you.  My brother came to me and my sisters to sign off the property which is in HUF.  We denied it.  It is not fair that you go through lot of trouble while you are growing up as a daughter,  cook, clean, babysit your brother and sister and than in the end who gets everything?  THE MALE child.

Mona