Ammendment act 2005

As per the recent amendment, daughters are equally entitled to a share in the joint family property along with sons.

Who are the seven sharers?

thnqu. My grand father's father had 4 sons and 3 daughters. 

My grand father was elder son 

g2,g3,g4 are others. 

and they had 3 sister's which were married in 1950's.

g4 was adopted by another woman, and he sold out her property as a adopted son. now his wife also asking the share.  is it possible? 

g1, g2,g3,g4 and s1,s2,s3 are 7 shares.

g1,g2,g3,g4 were jointly sold 180 cents in 1991. 

now all are figthing for remainint 20 cents 

It appears that wife of g4 is claiming a share in ancestral property.

Is g4 is alive?  If so, his wife has no right else she can claim along with her children, if any, a share that her husband would have gotten if he is alive.

adopted son has no right to claim  any property  form  the estate of  his  natureal father ,therefore  his  widow would not get anything,  adoption cuts off all ties with natural  family  except   that he  cannot marry  a woman   belongiong to natural fathers  family   with  whom  he  could not have married  had the  adoption  not  taken place 

I disagree with  Pandya sir.

Even an adopted son will get a share in the ancestral property of his natural family as per sec 12 of HIndu Adoptions and Maintenance Act.

The property which was vested to him by birth in the natural family will not divest for the simple reason that he was adopted later.

ya sir, g4 was died in 2006. now his wife asking share with her daugthers. 

but my father has done all funerals to g2(g2 and g2's wife) and g4. with out taking any money or property. 

in 2010 my father was registered total 20 cents to me. now all they are asking share. 

but i want to divide  the 20 cents into 7 shares. is it possible?.

yes, court will allot 7/20th share each.

sorry, it would be 20/7th share each

thanqs sir,