Hello mam , the granddaughters do have a equal and legal share in the ancestrol property ,, to legally claim your share file a civil suit for declaration in court
Respected sir/ mam, I am asking this doubt on behalf of my grandfather's property he had two sons and one daughter.he equally shared the property to their childrens.my father was expired when i was in 4yrs old.so my fathers share was with my grand fathers name.my father has one son and me,so my grandfather registerd my fathers whole share properties on my brothers name.after my marraige my brother was not giving my share,then asked to my grand father he's saying its my property its belongs to only grandsons not to grand daughters .what i hav to do now with legally.can i legally get my share on propety .please suggest me.
Hello mam , the granddaughters do have a equal and legal share in the ancestrol property ,, to legally claim your share file a civil suit for declaration in court
Since its your grandfather self acquired property he can gift to anyone he likes you have no rights....if it is your fathers self owned property or your great grandfather property then you have right to claim partition
1.Please clear who your grand father 'shared proeprty to their children' n his life time.
2.if it was done during the lifetime of your father then on his death your grandfather can not change it agaisnt to your brother;s name.
3.if your grandfather is dead now and your father died before 2005 then the same being his ancestral proeprty can not be claimed by you anymore.
4. If your father got that proeprty from his father by way of a registered deed then on this death then the same is liable for division among all of you in equal share which your grand father can not alter.
In such event to claim your sahre you can file a suit for partition.
it is grandfather self acquired property
during his lifetime grand father has on your father demise transferred property in grand son name
3) i presume it was done by gift deed duly stamped and registered
4) you would have no share in said property
thank u sir,how much time it takes for judgiment.
if you file suit for partition it would take 15 years for suit to be disposed of
2) it depends upon pendency of cases in district court
U/S 6 HINDU SUCCESSION ACT 1956 SUB CLAUSE [3 ]YOU GET LEGALLY YOUR SHARE ON PROPERTY.
If this property is your grandfather's property, and he is still alive; the same being his self-acquired can be disposed off by him in nay manner he wishes.
If he's not ready to give this to you, you cannot compel him to do so.
You cannot stake a claim over this property as a matter of right.
Dear Client,
By what instrument share was given to ur father ?
If It is according to valid transfer deed than after his death, u, brother and mother if alive, are equal share holder in the property.
Grand daughter have no right in grand parents property
it happens to be the self acquired property of the grandfather and as such as per the provisions of the Hindu Succession Act you do not have any share in the property.
However if you proceed to take chance and file a suit for partition, the same will take around 10 years to get decided.
Regards
As per law all the legal heirs are entitled to get equal shares, Irrespective of sons and daughters.
If it is your grandfather's self acquired property you can't do any thing, instead it is ancestral property, you can file a partition suit against your brother and grandfather.
Regarding judgment one can not say but it may take one to two years.
Good Luck / All the Best
sorry madam, if you initiate any legal proceedings as per any expert advice that may be your good money & time bad.
your grand father is the owner of the property. your father died during life time of your grand father. at the time of death of your father, none of your grandfather's property vest to your father. so question of any share out of your father's share cannot arise at all.
out of good gesture as well as love and affection of your grand pa towards his father less grandson, he awarded a part of his property to them. you have no legs to stand and poke your nose in this matter.
it will be better if you restrain yourself from initiating any legal proceedings against your brothers and grand father rather convince your grand pa so that he may gift something to you from his estate.
If this property belonged to your grandfather, then he can settle or transfer this property to any one and in any manner he may desire and decide.
There is no provision in law to demand the share from your grandfather during his lifetime, moreover ther is one more generation in between you and your grandfather who shall e the legal heirs to the deceased grandfather if he is reported to have died intestate.
Dont misinterpret the law or be misguided by wrong interpretation or on any hearsay information.
Legally no claim for any share is maintainable.