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Is partition possible?

(Querist) 25 February 2014 This query is : Resolved 
there is a house in the name of lady build in gramanatham land.she has two daughters and one son who is dead before she died intestate.his two daughter filed a suit against her son's wife and his children.the house is in possession of her son's children. can they claim share in this house.as they were married before this house was bought by his son under his mother name.
nikhil singh (Expert) 26 February 2014
Your facts are not clear
Guest (Expert) 26 February 2014
Dates of events (death of lady and her son) are relevant in the case, which you have not mentioned.
Sri Vijayan.A (Expert) 26 February 2014
I agree with Exp.Dhingra.

* Can you prove that the prperty had been purchased by the son in his mother's name?
* What are the evidences you have?
* On what facts, his sisters are claiming?
mohan (Querist) 27 February 2014
the lady died in the year 2011 and her son died in 2010.the sister claim the property partition by metes and bound.mentioning she is the absolute owner of the party.
Shashikant V. Patil (Expert) 28 February 2014
They are married daughters.The house was bought later. So they are not entitle to claim. Even, dwelling house entitle when if any married woman becomes widow to reside herself or shelter herself only in the maternal house as per the Hindu Succession Act (modified).


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