Hindu Joint family Property share for women children

Mr Ganesh

By virtue of the Amendment brought to the Hindu succession ACt, 1956, The women are put in par with sons and they are also coparceners, whether marries or not.

The only exception to this right is that there shall not be registered partition by 20-12-2004,

I n case there is no such registered partiton then the women can raise their voice and the children of the deceased women can claim. This is my opinion.

Thank you for the clarifications Mr.Deeksh*tulu.

There is an agricultural land and is a separate property. According to 1956 HSA, agricultural lands are in exception and will be governed by the tenurial laws of tamil nadu in this case. Was there any statelevel law in TN to restrict women on agricultural lands?

We beleive that the succession took place by 1962 when the father died.

If there was no partitiion, by 1989 TN excluded married women out of rights. but we are not sure that this for all properties including separate property.

As you said rightly, 2004 amendement gives back that right but again on coparcenary property. it didnt touch the separate property. It also cannot impact any form of alienation effected before 2004. In this case, mutation may be considered as alienation?

Sir,

In Case there is Will for the property and Will is effected beore 2004  then what will happen to the daughter to claim the property and whether the "Will" is considered to be partition that has happened?