Daughter's share claim as per hindu succession amendment act 2005
Guest
(Querist) 17 June 2014
This query is : Resolved
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am from, Thiruvallur District, Tamilnadu- Hindu family:
My inherited grandfather’s land (ancestral property) partition was held in year 1984 with my father and his brother also my only brother (deed with 3 persons), when I was 6 year old only minor daughter and my brother also 3 year old minor. But my brother name only mentioned in the deed without my name also my father singed himself and behalf for his minor son (3 year old). I was married in the year 1998. My brother has 33 years old major now, but he still not claim or divide (separate) his portion in this land. I checked records in V.A.Office and Taluk Office computer chitta, still my father named only record. So, can I claim equal share (same as my father and my brother also me) in this land as per Hindu amendment law 2005? Hence, I kindly ask you give me your valuable advice to claim my share in this land.
Thanking you and expecting your kind advice.
Sujatha
M.Sheik Mohammed Ali
(Expert) 17 June 2014
if you surely confirm that no changing record wise, you can claim,
Kumar Doab
(Expert) 17 June 2014
The ancestral property has been partitioned.
Your father can give away (from his share after partition) the property to anyone as he pleases…………………..
IN case he does not leave any WILL in his lifetime then if the succession has opened after 2005 you shall be eligible for share.
