once grand father sold the land his sisters would have no share in property
2) your grand mother would be absolute owner of property once it was gifted to her by her mother
3) legally sisters would have no share in property
Inheritance case filed by my grandfather's sisters
Our land was sold by my grandfather to a non relative in 1968 which was inherited by him for some money This property which was in turn brought by my grandmothers father in the name of his wife. Later on the property was donated to my grand mother by ther mother. Now the property is in my name. But now my grandfather's sisters Who are 85 & 83 have filed a case asking for the share. But as of now the property is not hereditary as per my knowledge as my grandfather had sold it. My grandmother grandfather and my father are no more Do they legally stand a stable case. Kindly suggest please.
Asked 7 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
8 Answers
Sir Upto what time duration does a married woman has the right to claim ancestoral property, as a different part of land in my name is inherited on which they have filed a case asking for there share.
Asked 7 years ago
If you are confirmed about your grandfather had sold this property then you don't worry about this case which will not be maintainable.
They may lose the case for want of concrete evidences supporting their claim.
they do not have any legal claim on the land.
Moreover, the claim is barred by limitation
1)Your grand father sister's have no rights to claim.
2) the period of limitation is 12 years which commences from the date when the alienee took possession of the property alienated. The taking of possession of the property alienated by the alienee is the event from which the period of limitation has to be calculated.
there is no limitation to claim share in ancestral property
Dear Sir/Madam,
Firstly it is not a ancestral property since it is not coming from last four regenerations. Secondly it is time barred as the suit for partition to be filed within 12 years of cause of action. Get file an application under order 7 Rule 11 of Civil Procedure Code and say suit is barred by limitation without prolonging the trial of the suit.
1) If the inherent property is under your possession as of now than you have to give share in the property because this property is ancestral from maternal side and not from parentals side. So their rights are equal as compared to your grand father.
2) As you side if that whole land is sold by your grandfather and he is no more than need not to worry about this case.
if its not ancestral then they dont have any share.
