Succession right to married daughters

If father died in 1994 Mother in 2003. 1st daughter married 1989 2nd in 1992 and all parties are hindus. 

The property was rented property till 1995 which was redeveloped in and possession of the new property received post 1996. Indicated nominees being spouse and son.Since daughters were already married. 

What will be the rights of parties involved  ? If the tenenacy right was converted to ownership subsequently do married daughters have the same right since they no more stay in the premises. 

If father died in 1994 Mother in 2003. 1st daughter married 1989 2nd in 1992 and all parties are hindus.  The property was rented property till 1995 which was redeveloped in and possession of the new property received post 1996. Indicated nominees being spouse and son.Since daughters were already married.  What will be the rights of parties involved  ? If the tenenacy right was converted to ownership subsequently do married daughters have the same right since they no more stay in the premises. 

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If father died in 1994 Mother in 2003. 1st daughter married 1989 2nd in 1992 and all parties are hindus.  The property was rented property till 1995 which was redeveloped in and possession of the new property received post 1996. Indicated nominees being spouse and son.Since daughters were already married.  What will be the rights of parties involved  ? If the tenenacy right was converted to ownership subsequently do married daughters have the same right since they no more stay in the premises. 

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You have not replied to; Did all legal heirs sign on the deed alongwith Mother?

 

Succession opens on date of death.

If as on date of death father had NO property/estate then nothing was left.................for legal heirs...succession..

If there are local laws/rules then local counsel specializing in local laws/rules can advise you the best.

Rented Property, redeveloped, possession etc etc are all local matters and local counsel counsel specializing in local laws/rules can advise you the best.

In case of  such rented property; If it can be nominated and is not open to succession per extent rules then it is separate matter.

If the tenant dies before having possession and in such case the property 

is not open to succession per extent rules then it is separate matter.

Can you confirm on the above per local rules!

NO DEED WAS PREPARED OR SIGNED. HOWEVER BOTH FATHER AND MOTHER DIED BEFORE 2005.

i WILL CHECK ON THIS AND LET YOU KNOW.

THANKS VERY MUCH FOR YOUR TIME AND VALUEABLE GUIDANCE!!!

Also post if married daughters apeared in person before registering authority and sign on gift deed.