merried daughter rights in father self earned property

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 03 March 2010 This query is : Resolved
we are two brother and one sister , after sister merrige sister husband force to my sister to ask his share in father property.
my father has made(self earned) a house property.he is still alive . i want to know the indian law rules about this matter .

i am expecting early suggestion in this matter

my contact no is 9818642798

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A V Vishal (Expert) 03 March 2010
Your father is free to distribute his property in his own sweet way, since the subject property is self acquired and he can dispense with it in whatever manner he wants, neither the sons or the daughter has any rights during his lifetime.

adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (Expert) 03 March 2010
It is the property of your father self earned. During the life time of your father your sister cannot claim her share in the father's self earned property. Your father can dispose of his property according to his will and wish.
Hindu succession act is amended daughter is also equal to son, being a coparcener she has got right in the ancestral property by birth. But recent Karnataka high court decision right will accrue by succession to the daughter.

G. ARAVINTHAN (Expert) 03 March 2010
Your sister can have no right over the self acquired property of your father in life time of your father

G. ARAVINTHAN (Expert) 03 March 2010
She have right to claim her share in your father's property after the life time of your father

Parveen Kr. Aggarwal (Expert) 03 March 2010
As the property is self-acquired property is your father and he is alive, even you cannot claim any right therein. Neither you nor your sister have any right in the self acquired property of your father during his life-time.

Guest (Expert) 04 March 2010
I do agree with all learned experts. property is self acquired by your father.No one claim his/her right in that property in father's life time.

a.manoharan (Expert) 04 March 2010
Only father dies intestate - without making any will or settlement in his life time - all legal heirs have equal rights . In his life time he can alienate /transfer his self acquired property even to street dog.

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 04 March 2010
I have similar opinion as of all learned experts on this common subject.

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