If the property sold by one shareholder alone then it can be termed as deprivation of the rights of cosharers.

The shareholders who were deprived of their rights to their legitimate share in the proeprty may file a partition suit and seek their respective share in the properties that were illegally sold by one of the shareholders.

As far as daughter is concerned it was not ancestral property 

she was at libetty to sell her share without consent  of other legal heurs 

a land which has been sold without the consent of the persons who are shareholders is illegal and hence the sale deed can be cancelled.

regards

ancestral property can not be sold without consent of successor, the propertyis not earned by a person who want to selli it,so can not sell it to anyone.. Heirs can claim right over a property within  12 years.

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that the property was of anscestral nature and others also had interest in it.
2. Though the property has already been sold, and there is law of protection of the buyer of the same as it is not their fault if a person sell something which belongs to some one else.
3. But, still as per the amount received by her, all remaining legal heirs may claim their rights over the amount.
4. For that you may have to file a civil suit for share in the amount so received by her before the Civil Court of Law.

Hello,

Yes as they are entitled to the property they can claim the same.

Regards.

No, a coparcerners can sell individual share from ancestral property.

See she has right over her share then she can sell same without consent of other legal heirs. Further the undivided share can be sold even if the property is not partitioned.

Dear Sir,

No, ancestral property can not be sold without consent of successor, the property is not earned by a person who want to sell it,so can not sell it to anyone. Yes, ancestral can be sell in interest of family and succession is not open yet. Either or successor can file suit for cancellation of sale deed in limitation.

Dear Client,

No consent required, she has absolute authority to sell her share.