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ravi (Student)     15 March 2013

Right in ancestral property.

Dear All,

Pls share a copy  Hindu succession Amendment ACT 2005 if anyone have.


Pls help me that if propert is gifted, then Is it ancestral or not?


and if any ancestral property had been partitioned by a registered will before 2004,20 dec, then any daughter can register a case or not for her share in that property.



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Advocate Sastry (Advocate)     15 March 2013

Dear Ravi,

The following are the answers:

1. Pls share a copy Hindu succession Amendment ACT 2005 if anyone have.

Please search Google for PDF file

2. Pls help me that if propert is gifted, then Is it ancestral or not?

After gifting, the property will be not be considered as ancestral

3. and if any ancestral property had been partitioned by a registered will before 2004,20 dec, then any daughter can register a case or not for her share in that property.

The question is not clear for me... Give more details

Advocate Sastry (Advocate)     15 March 2013

Daughter gets right in the property as per Hindu Succession Act when there is no WILL.  Please give me some more light on your doubt to give you more info.

Sunil Gokhale (Advocate)     15 March 2013

The anscestral property cannot be partitioned under a will - and under a will the person cannot bequeath the entire anscentral property - only his/her share in the property. You can call on 9823164284


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