Ancestoral property rules

now its not possible to revoke the settlement. senoir citizens can claim maintenance from their children under Maintenance and Welfare of Parents & Senior Citizens Act by making an application to the tribunal.If a senior citizen is abandoned, the children can be imprisoned for up to three months or fined up to Rs 5,000 or both.

Can you let us know what procedure has to be followed to revoke the registered ancestoral property

How did uncle register the property in his sons' names, if by valid gift, very little chance. Naturally the property will come first to his name, and if the property did not come to his name he would not be able to transfer, hence chances are that the uncle would not have had the right to transfer it without him having the same. In other words if sons registered deed is invalid all the right in the property would still vest in him which can be seen from the nature of document executed.

Is there a law that in case if all the ancestoral ptoperty is on my grandfathers name & after his death property will be diveded in 1/3 of partitioin (i.e. on my mothers name, my younger brother & me.)...... And also if my mother is step mother & brothe is step brother........

 

My Grandfather(mother's father) purchased about 7 acres of land in 1950. In 1961 he made a SETTLEMENT DEED to his only daughter who is my mother. My mother has two sons and a daughter. In 2007, My mother has done settlement deed to my younger brother without telling me or my sister. Is it legally ok?