On father demise your mother , you and sisters have equal share in property
2) your mother can execute gift deed for her share of property in your name
3) it should be duly stamped and registered
Right to property earned through compensatory employment
Hi i am a 32 year old private employee.. working since I was 21 years old. My father a govt employee passed away in 1997 when I was 10 years old. I have 3 sisters elder to me and I am the only son. My mother got compensatory government employment. We have purchased a house and land on my mother s name with PF money received after my father s death. For 10 years I was dependent on my mother and started working at 21 .. we both managed to get our sisters married and also build a new 2 story building on the land purchased. I got married 4 years ago and have a kid. Do my sisters have right in the property since they are asking for it? What right do I have in the property purchased from my father s pf money and developed it along with my mother s compensatory employment?
Asked 6 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
10 Answers
All have equal share in father`s legacy i.e 1/5th each. So property purchased from PF amounts, same inheritance right of daughters in property.
See at this stage the property is on name of mother they have no.right but daughters can claim right by filing suit on the property as the property was purchased by the money recieved from PF of father all legal heirs have equal rights on same.
My Father expired before 2005 before Hindu succession act 1956 came into force. The current family property includes my father's Pf amount +my mothers salary + my earnings for 10 years. We also got my sisters married by giving what ever they asked for and + grand functions. My sisters contribution to all this is negligible. Do they still have right to property.?
Asked 6 years ago
she will get equal share as of other class 1 heirs (e.g., son, wife,etc.) Under hindu succession a daughter can claim right in coparcenary property.
Your sisters can claim share in property as it was purchased partly out of PF contributions of deceased father
the fact that you spent on their marriage does not dis entitle them to claim share in property
See hindu succession act was in force from 1956 and it was self acquired property so there is no relation to amendment. Yes they have right to it.
In the fathers self acquired property all legal have equal rights including daughters.In ancestral property also woman being coparcener have equal rights.
If the property has been purchased by a registered sale deed on your mother's name then neither you nor your sisters have any rights in it at ;least during the lifetime of your mother.
She will be the absolute owner of the property, and if she happens to die intestate then this property shall devolve equally on you and your sisters with one fourth share to each.
Since your father's nominee ws your mother hence she is the only beneficiary of your deceased father's terminal benefits of all kinds, no one including you and your sisters can claim any share out of his terminal benefits as a right.
Nobody has a right in this property if it is purchased on your mother's name alone.
There is no question of the 2005 year amendment making any impact to this situation.
Your mother can refuse to give any share in the property to your disputing sisters, it is the same situation to you also.
Dear
Your sisters can claim the share in the property purchased by PF amount of your father recieved after his death.
The expenses on marriage of sisters cannot declare their claim void because it was duty of your mother and you to get your sisters married.
But you can defend your share by stating that because father died before 2005 and before that daughter have no right in property of father.
