Please clarify whether the property is ancestor or self aquired

1. The property inherited by your father by a partition among the sharehiolders, shall become his self acquired property, hence he can dispose this property in any manner to anyone of his choice.It is not an ancestral property.

2. Your brother cannot agitate the issue legally, because it is not maintainable.

3. The younger brother who acquired the property has become an absolute owner hence he can iniitaite proper legal action to remove your brother form his property.

Thank you Sir. My gradfather passed away before partition between my father and uncles. Please confirm me whether it is still considered as Selfaquired property or it changes its nature.

Yes, the property inherited by your father is not ancestral. He, during his lifetime, can dispose of the said property at his discretion.

The facts posted does not suggest even the property of your grandfather to be ancestral.

Thank you Sir. How about Mitakshara school of law. Is that Mithaskara act will protect as ancestor property instead of self-aquired property in this case by any chance since my grandfather passswed away before HSA 1956 act.

Kindly clarify this as well.