daughters have no share in ancestral property if father died before 2005
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Rights of daughters
If a Hindu father has sold(in 1938) ancestral property of one location after partition with his brothers in 1934 to his younger brother then can daughters get share into that if she has no brothers. However that person has lands in another location which is approx two times higher in area than sold one.
Asked 8 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
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1. After partition of a property it looses the character of ancestral nature and the same would be considered as self acquired proeprty of your father.
2. The daughters do not have any share in the proeprty and even if they had after so many years claiming the same would have been wastage of money and time.
If the property had been sold then where is the property to claim a share in it.
First of all make the query properly and clearly so that it can be understood and you would get a proper and legally valid opinion.
There is no question of ancestral rights to the daughters in the year 1938 nor there was a law entitling the daughters equal rights in their father' property during the year 1938.
