Need help

 This is your dad's self acquired property your sister do not have any say if he plans to give it to you. Gift will transfer the ownership of the property to you with immediate effect,  while WILL shall  operates after the death your father. In the given circumstances, in my opinion, your father should make a gift deed in your favour.

There is a clear distinction between self acquired property and ancestral property, under the circumstances, I also agree with the suggestion given by Archana.

i need to know if daughters married prior to 1994 can have a share in self acquired propoerty of their mother in state of maharashtra. 

 Yes,  daughters do have a share in self acquired property of their mother if the mother dies intestate. The 1994 maharashtra amendment to the HSA gives equal rights to the daughters in the coparcenary property and has nothing to do with the mother's self acquired property.

 Thanks Adv Archana.

Can my sister challenge in any of the ways like gift deed or WILL. I got to hear that Self acquired property to be very clear in my Dad's record that he had used his own funds to get this property like TAX returns and so on. Is this right ? Without this then she can challenge in court fictiously that he had used some ancestory property to get this plot. is my understanding right ?

Srinath

Dears All

I need a draft of an Affidavit for Leave to Defend in a Summary Suit.

KKD