Yashodhan Sharma (Production Manager) 10 August 2017
Kumar Doab (FIN) 10 August 2017
Is the said proeprty ancestral?
Are you sure it is ancestral?
Did your grandfather buy it?
Which personal laws applies in this case?
say;Hindu?
Kumar Doab (FIN) 10 August 2017
Post Grandfather's death was propery parttitioned/alienated?
If yes; it loses it's ancestral charachter.
Yashodhan Sharma (Production Manager) 11 August 2017
Even my grandfather got this property from his ancestors.
Hindu law applies here.
post grandfathers death it was as it is in his name in 2009 we proceeded to get our names on jamabandi. (legal heirs as per law at that time)
i.e. my six aunts plus me & my three sisters (as my father expired on sept-2007.
somewhere in 2013 to 2015 three of my aunts and my three sisters relinquished their rights at hisar tehsil.
thereafter only three names were remaining in jamabandi i.e. me, My 2 other aunts out of which one aunt has 2 parts (i.e. of other aunt).
Since supreme court's ruling of 2015 says that married females do not have rights in ancestral property myy advocate said that we can move the court to remove their name but we will have to contest it.
Kindly guide ?
Yashodhan Sharma (Production Manager) 11 August 2017
I do not understand term partitioned / alienated. We had just put our names on record and some of them relinquished their rights to me.
Kumar Doab (FIN) 11 August 2017
You have referred to which Supreme Court ruling of 2015?
Kumar Doab (FIN) 13 August 2017
Succession opens on date of death.
The Grandmother's share shall devlove upon her sons anddaughters equally since her husband has pre deceased, her.