Time period to claim ancestral property

1) If the property falls within the meaning of the ancestry, the right acquired by coparceners always be alive and the cause of action arises when it first comes to their notice.

2)  Delay cannot disentitle the claim of coparceners birth right.  However too long delay has to be explained.

3) Your father can relinquish his share but not his childrens notwithstanding whether or not the children are minors.

4) The minors when becomes major within 4 years have to challenge their share of property devolved to your paternal uncles in a court of law demanding partition.

5) Before going into litigation, discuss with your senior family elders demanding your share.  Thereafter, take the advice of experienced local civil lawyer and seek partition through competent court.

In point No.4 above a typographical error crept in to be read as .....  "The minor after becoming major within 3 years on attaining majority........."