Dear client,  

An unmarried daughter can claim her parents' pension if there is a legal provision for it in the country where they live. However, this would typically be limited to specific circumstances, such as the daughter being financially dependent on the parents and unable to support herself. Maintenance from parents would generally be considered if the daughter is in need and unable to support herself.

An unmarried sister does not automatically have a right to claim her brother's salary or assets. This would typically be determined by the laws of inheritance in the country where they live, as well as any agreements or arrangements made between the siblings and their parents. It is possible that the sister could seek maintenance from her brother if she is in need and unable to support herself, but this would again depend on the laws of the country.

An unmarried sister could assert her rights through legal means if she feels that her rights are being violated. However, it is important to understand that this would depend on the specific circumstances and the laws of the country where they live.

It is always advisable to seek the advice of a qualified legal professional to understand one's rights and obligations in such situations.

She can ask for maintenance from her parents but if she is educated and employable then she is not entitled to any maintenance and certainly not from her brother.

She has a share in her parents'property but only after them. She cannot demand any share as of now. Moreover the parents can choose not to give her any property if they do want.

She can't have any right on brothers income or property 

As per the law relating to inheritance she is entitled to her parents'property if they do not give it to anyone in their lifetime. She cannot demand that a share of property be given to her.

Maintenance can be demanded under the maintenance section of the criminal procedure code but only if she is dependent ie cannot earn or is uneducated. 

She does not come under the dependent category.

She cannot claim maintenance from parents nor have claim on their pension 

2) she cannot claim maintenance from brother 

3) she is highly educated should get a job and maintain  herself 

4) she can claim share in property which was purchased by father in your name or money transferred to your account 

As mentioned herein above daughter is highly educated and should maintain herself 

Dear client,  as per the law of Indian law a daughter has full right over father's property however she can not claim the same authority over her brother's self acquired property. 

If the daughter is unmarried and doesn't have any source of income to sustain her expenses,  she is eligible for maintenance under the provisions of Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act. 

Father is liable to maintain his unmarried daughter. 

However she cannot claim any rights over his property or pension during his lifetime. 

2. No.

3. She can claim maintenance as stated above. 

Whatever narrated in the previous post is as per prevailing laws of the land.

If you want to make a  provision for her future by depositing a lump sum amount,  it is your own will and wish. 

No law can force you to do so.

Besides you cannot even get into any agreement with her in this re, it is not maintainable in law. 

1. She cannot claim the pensions of father /mother during their lifetime 

- Further, she cannot claim any right over the self acquired property of your parents during their life time. 

- However, if she is unable to maintain herself due to some problem , then she can claim maintenance from her father , but if she is educated and not wants to work then she cannot claim any maintenance. 

2. No, she cannot claim maintenance from her brother , and also not having any right over the property of her brother.

3. She can claim share in the ancestral property , and after the demise of parents she can claim in the property of parents