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Transfer of property

(Querist) 30 November 2013 This query is : Resolved 
Father A has two daughter both of them married but later on the father transfered all his property to one of the daughter by way of will and this fact came to the knowledge of other sister after the death of the father and after the attestation of mutation.
Now weather the sister who is debbared by the father can take share from the proerty of the ancesstors. The whole of the property was ancesstoral property which was even owned by father.
Sanjeev Thakur (Querist) 30 November 2013
Please assign case law
Guest (Expert) 30 November 2013
If it is Ancestral property the share has to be divided in to three shares equally to father and two daughters.You are definitely entitled to one third of the property.Your fathers will would be restricted to the limits of your fathers share only.so your sister would get two third of the property only and not the entire property.File a suit and you would get one third of the property
Guest (Expert) 30 November 2013
If it is Ancestral property the share has to be divided in to three shares equally to father and two daughters.You are definitely entitled to one third of the property.Your fathers will would be restricted to the limits of your fathers share only.so your sister would get two third of the property only and not the entire property.File a suit and you would get one third of the property
Sanjeev Thakur (Querist) 30 November 2013
Thanks sir if any caselaw plz help
Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 30 November 2013
Case law is not given in this section.
ajay sethi (Expert) 30 November 2013
for case law search in indian kanoon .com
R.K Nanda (Expert) 30 November 2013
search indiankanoon .com for citations.


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