The property standing in the sole name of mother is considered to be her exclusive property.

In that context the sale proceeds from the property during her lifetime is her sole property and hence none of her children have got any share in it.

So mother has right to decide whom to give how much money and none of the siblings have any share in it. 

See in life of parents daughter has no right mother will be absolute owner of property and she can sale the property on her wish.

In life of parents you cannot claim any share.

Daughter have equal share in parents property but after their intestate death. In life time non sibling has any claim and parents can give it to any.

Dear Sir/Madam,

When the mother is living, no. Neither does a single daughter. The concept here is “mother’s property”, as in it is the mother’s. A daughter has no more rights to the property of a living parent than any random person. A woman can’t go into her parents’ home and decide she wants their television and sofa and walk off with them.

After the parents die, the estate is either divided as directed in the will or by the laws of the state or country where the parents live. If there was no will, then consult with an attorney who deals with probate law where you live to find out how the property will be divided.

My parents had wills. When my mom died first, her will said that my dad got all of her estate. When my dad died, my dad’s will said that I got all of his estate, as I was the only child, with the exception of certain items and money that were designated to go to others.

1. The land has been sold by the mother who was its title holder.

2. Since she is still living, it is up to her whether she will distribute theb sale proceeds amongst all her children or give it to only one of them or keep the entire amount with her.

3. So long she is alive, no body will have any claim on the said amount.

1.In the instant case, the mother is alive.

2. So, she will have the sole right on the entire sale proceeds.

3. The question of the right of her children will come only after her demise, intestate.

Daughter or sons have no share in self acquired property during mother lifetime 

mother can  sell the  property and not give share to her children  

On mother demise daughter has equal share in property 

As per law, if the property was on mother's name, then neither the daughter nor the son is entitled to claim any share in the property during her lifetime.

Since you are not entitled to any share in her property nor in the sale consideration amount, it would be better that you dont make a claim for an equal share in it becasue if they refuse to give you anything then you cannot claim anything even if you knock the doors of court.

Kerala state has go no separate law of succession.

As per law law of succession, the proeprty lying on your mother's name shall be her own and absolute property, in which nobody can claim any share in it during her lifetime.

Therefore do not be under any misconception or wrong guidance in this aspect. 

You will be entitled to a share equal and at par with the other legal heirs if the mother died intestate and not during her lifetime.

Yes, if the property is self acquired of mother lpthan daughters has equal share like their sons.

No she will get equal share. 

she is the absolute owner of the property. she can create / sell /transfer that property as per her wish. after her death only you can claim share. 

if the mother died intestate, as per law son/daughter get equal share

Dear client 

If the property sold by mother is self acquired property then its her choice that how will she distribute the share of sale proceedings.

And if it is inherited property than daughter will be entitled to get equal share from the property sales.