i agree with raj sir ....
nidhi chawla (syudent) 21 July 2010
i agree with raj sir ....
Anil Agrawal (Retired) 21 July 2010
No problem in getting the share. As usual forget the relationship.
raj kumar ji (LAW STUDENT ) 22 July 2010
anil sir no one can want the share but the brother is not taken necessary action or forget thereliabilityies then thesister take sometypeof action .
Anil Agrawal (Retired) 22 July 2010
I am all in favour of filing a suit to claim sister's share. If the brother is so adamant and does not sea reason, hell with such relationship.
raj kumar ji (LAW STUDENT ) 10 August 2010
ya y says right anil sir
Rajadiraja (Advocate/consultant ) 12 August 2010
Could anyone opine on my query pl. i.e.., What is the position if the property is ancestral and located in Tamilnadu. What is the share available to the mother if she is married in the year 1957. Both her parents are no more. Even the brothers are no more. Some of the properties are sold by the brothers stating that there are no female legal heirs. How to take action on those porperties. Thanks.
prabha mangale (advocate) 21 August 2010
i agree with mr.bharati your mther will get 1/8 share in ancestral property
prabha mangale (advocate) 21 August 2010
you can file suit for partition.in that suit you can pray that alienation is not binding on you & the property which is sold by them should be alloted to your uncles
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