Hi,

You may first send a legal notice for your share and then you may file case of partition and declaration.

File suit for partition for division of self acquired properties by metes and bounds

2) seek injunction restraining sale of property by brothers

Dear Client,

All have 1/6th share in property, Have to file partition suit and before that you can file pre litigation suit before Lok Adalat where properties located. If no solution than regular partition suit.

Hi, you may move to lok adalat if the both the parties are willing for settlement.

Partition suit had to be filed in court

It can be referred to lol Adalat by court with consent of parties

You can file a suit for partition in Civil Court my way of metes and bounds in order to claim your share in your father's property

You need to file a partition suit.

The self acquired assets ought to have been shared equally amongst all the brothers and sisters.

1. As per your narration it was your deceased father's self acquired property and he died intestate (without executing a WILL).

2. Under such a condition, your deceased father's self acquired property devolves equally to his wife and children.

3. There is no clarity in your question as to whether your mother is alive or not. Assuming that your mother is alive, then the share in the assets of your deceased father's firm shall devolve equally to his wife (your mother), 4 sons and 2 daughters in the ratio of 1/7th share each and if your mother is not alive, then share in the assets of your deceased father's firm shall devolve equally to 4 sons and 2 daughters in the ratio of 1/6th share.

4. Send a legal notice to your brothers for your rightful share and if you don't get a positive response to the legal notice, file a case in the jurisdictional court against your brothers for partition , declaration and separate possession of the assets in your deceased father's firm.

Lok Adalat can also be approached in this matter but and order can only be passed, if both parties agree to it. In this case As your brothers are not agreeing to give you and your sister her share, approaching Civil Court would be the only feasable option by filing a suit for partition.

Yes. You can approach the Lok Adalat in Solapur appraising the real situation.

The daughters can ask for the partition of the share in the firm properties further if they are not given equal share they can ask to dissolve the firm and then get the equal share in the property. Also an interim stay application along with the partition suit has to be preferred so that the properties are not sold further.

Matter can be referred to lok adalat only when they are ready to amicable settle the issue.

yes, you can approach lok adalat for settlement of said family dispute .

You being the daughter have the share in the property in the self acquired property of your father.

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No, you will have to file a title suit and a suit for separation in the civil court of the place where the property is situated.

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1) You should have raised in issues within 3 years from they all become partners of the firm and not know. As per limitations act the time limit has been passed away.

This is my response to you:

1. Firstly you need to know that both of you have a share, so contest the matter together;

2. The lok-adalat can pass orders but the same will not be binding but do file a complaint there;

3. So take legal steps because you have claims;

4. You must first send legal notice;

5. In the notice claim the 1/6th share each;

6. If they still do not concede then file a suit in the civil court.

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the property belonged to your father and he died and thereafter your siblings denied you your share. therefore you should file a partition suit against your brothers making them a party and demand equal share from them. lok Adalat comes to your help if both the parties come to settle the issue.

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1. If your father was the sole proprietor if the firm and died intestate then his assets devolved equally on all his children including daughters. The share of daughters is at par with that of sons in the self acquired and separate property of father.

2. You or your sister can file a suit for partition to cull out your share in the property. Also seek injunction against your brothers to restrain them from alienating the assets during the pendency of the civil suit.

If your father is reported to have died intestate, then the daughters are also entitled to an equal share in the property at par with their brothers.

If the brothers refuse to give their shares, then they may file a partition suit against their brothers and can get a legitimate share out of their father'\s properties as a right.

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Can we, in this matter, ask for justice in Lok-Adalat in Solapur, for an early justice ?

You can, but if they dont agree with the lok adalat decision you may have to file a partition suit before the court which is within your jurisdiction.