Fathers property equal share
MouDey
(Querist) 17 May 2012
This query is : Resolved
BENIMADHAV NANDI(OWNER OF 12 KATA LAND PROPERTY)->
SASADHAR NANDI ->(ONLY ONE SON OF BENIMADHAV NANDI , HAD DIED APRIL 1981).
HIS CHILDREN WERE->
 1)PANCHANAN NANDI (WAS MARRIED AND PRESENTLY DEAD).
 2)NIRMALA NANDI (WAS UNMARRIED AND PRESENTLY DEAD) .
 3)MANGOLA BARUI ( WAS MARRIED AND PRESENTLY DEAD).
1)PANCHANAN NANDI(HAD DIED 20TH JAN,2009)
HAS THREE CHILDREN->
 1.PRADIP NANDI (MARRIED & HAS A SHOP ).
 2.PRABHAT NANDI (MARRIED & WORKING WITH DVC).
 3.SMRITI DEY (MARRIED).
2)NIRMALA NANDI WAS UNMARRIED AND PRESENTLY DEAD.
3)MANGOLA BARUI (DEAD)
HAS FOUR CHILDREN->
 1.TAPAS BARUI (MARRIED).
 2.BHASKAR BARUI (UNMARRIED).
 3.INDRANI PAUL (MARRIED).
 4.MENA (MARRIED).
SASADHAR NANDI INHERIT THE PROPERTY FROM BENIMADHAV NANDI.AFTER THE DEATH OF SASADHAR NANDI THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY WAS BETWEEN PANCHANAN NANDI AND MANGOLA BARUI.PANCHANAN NANDI HELPED MANGOLA BARUI ECONOMOCALLY.SO MANGOLA BARUI’S SONS & DAUGHTER HAD WRITTEN INTO A PAPER THAT THEY HAVE NO CLAIM ABOUT THE PROPERTY OF THEIR GRAND FATHER SASADHAR NANDI.NOW THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY IS PANCHANAN NANDI.THE WHOLE PROPERTY WAS IN THE NAME OF SASADHAR NANDI.BEFORE PANCHANAN NANDI’S DEATH HE WENT TO THE COURT AND TRANSFER THE PROPERTY IN BETWEEN HIS TWO SONS.HE DID NOT GIVE ANYTHING TO HIS ONLY DAUGHTER SMRITI DEY.SMRITI DEY IS PHYSICALLY WEAK AND ALSO SUFFERED A BYPASS SURGERY.SMRITI DEY’S HUSBAND ECONOMOCALLY NOT SOUND & SHE HAS ONE UNMARRIED 27 YEARS DAUGHTER.SHE DID NOT GIVE HER ONLY ONE DAUGHTER’S MARRIAGE DUE TO THE ECONOMICAL PROBLEM.SHE WENT TO THEIR BROTHER FOR THE SHARE OF HER FATHERS PROPERTY.BUT HER BROTHERS REPLIED THAT THEIR FATHER TRANSFER THE PROPERTY WITH THEIR NAMES.THEY HAVE NOTHING TO DO.SMRITI DEY NOW LOOKING FOR A LEGAL ADVICE & HELP.
ajay sethi
(Expert) 17 May 2012
repeated query replied yesterday
Deepak Nair
(Expert) 17 May 2012
Repeated query?? then no answer.
MouDey
(Querist) 17 May 2012
Thank all of you for your advice.now i want to know is it a Ancestral Property?May i go for a partition suit.Waiting for your reply.
Thanking you,
Smriti Dey.
ajay sethi
(Expert) 17 May 2012
the issue madam as already exlained to you yesterday is how your grand father acquired property . was it from his funds or did he inherit the property from his ancestors .
MouDey
(Querist) 17 May 2012
Thank you Mr. Sethi for your valuable information.My grand father inherit the property from his ancestors.Mr. sethi waiting for your advice.
Thanking you
Smriti dey.
ajay sethi
(Expert) 17 May 2012
if grand father inherited property from his ancestors it is ancestral property . you have right to claim share . your brothers cannot deny you right .
contact a local lawyer .
Anirudh
(Expert) 17 May 2012
From the facts revealed by you, it is clear that Mr. BENIMADHAV NANDI purchased the property and did not get the same from any of his ancestors.
Further, Since Benimadhav Nandi died in the year 1981 (after the coming into force of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956), the property inherited by his son's i.e. PANCHANAN NANDI and MANGOLA BARUI are not 'ancestral' but private properties in their hands.
The property in question was not at all 'Ancestral' at any point of time.
MouDey
(Querist) 17 May 2012
Thank you Anirudh for your opininon.Sasadhar Nandi the only son of Banimadhav Nandi, had died april 1981,not Banimadhav Nandi. PANCHANAN NANDI and MANGOLA BARUI inherit the property from Sasadhar Nandi.Sasadhar Nandi inherit the property from his father Banimadhav Nandi.
Thanking you
Smriti Dey.
Anirudh
(Expert) 17 May 2012
Dear Dey,
Please indicate as to when did Mr.Benimadhav Nandi die?
Shonee Kapoor
(Expert) 18 May 2012
There are loads of missing gaps in this query.
Regards,
Shonee Kapoor
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