In 1972 daughters were not coparcenars; and thus, they had no right in the ancestral prperty.

It was only in 2005, after the Hindu Succession Act was amended, the daughters were included as coparcenars and were thus, given a right in coparcenary property.

You cannot claim a share in this property. Sorry.

1) property which has remained undivided for four generations is ancestral property

2) in the present case grand father during his lifetime partitioned the inherited property in 1961 .

3) it is not ancestral property

4) you would not have any share in the property

First of all this is not an ancestral property since the same was partitioned in the year 1961. An ancestral property is one which remains undivided for four generations.

You can not claim any share in that property at this juncture, for the reason that this highly belated claim and for the reason that the daughter ere not having any right in the ancestral property before 2005.

Regards

Before the year 2005 the daughter did not have any right of share in the proeprty left by their father which is ancestral in nature.

So in this case since the grand father got the proeprty partitioned among his sons you mother being his daughter did not have any sahre.

In that event on his death you can not claim any share therein.

You cannot get

Your mother had one fifth share in undivided property

She can file suit for partition for division of property by metes and bounds

Your mother has 1/5 share in the property which was left undivided by your grandfather and she may claim the same from her other siblings.

Your mother had 1/5th share in the property.

She can claim the property from other siblings by filing a suit for partition.

Regards

No, if the father died before 9 sept 2005, no ancestral right in the property. .

The property inherited by yor grandfather from is father is not an ancestral property.

After inheritance it becomes his own and absolute property.

He need not allot any share to his daughters, there is no compulsion on him to do so.

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Your grandfather had marketable title to the property hence he had full rights to dispose his property in any maner and to anyone of his choice.

The partition deed made by your grandfather favoring his sons alone is valid in law and his daughters cannot claim any share in the property as a right.

Therefore your claim is not tenable as per law.

As my mother is one of the daughters can she claim her share in both properties .If she can what will be the share in each properties.Please answer with easy explanations.

Your mother has a right to a legitimate share in her father's one property that was left behind by your grandfather who is reported to have died intestate.

She can claim an equal share in this property alone and can file a partition suit