• Father apne 2 bete ke hote hue apni married daughter ko property de

Sir hm 2 bhai hai aur hamari 1 married sister hai hamare papa ki property hai kya agar mere papa mere sister ko property me hissa dete hai to kyya iske against hm claim kar sakte hai
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6 Answers

1. If the property is his self-earned property then he can give it to his daughter or anyone else.

2. If it is ancestral property then also he can give but not depriving your share in it.

Devajyoti Barman
Advocate, Kolkata
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No,you can not claim,if the property is self acquired by your father then he can gift to any one during his life time.If the property is your forefather(not grand father) in nature of ancestral then you can claim.

Minansu Bhadra
Advocate, Kolkata
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31 Consultations

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nahi aap koi claim nahi kar sakhte . aapke pitaji apni beti koi hissa de sakhte hain apni property me

Ajay Sethi
Advocate, Mumbai
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7485 Consultations

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if your father's property is self acquired i.e. self earned then your father can give it to any one including your sister even he can prevent you too by geting your share.

but if the property is ancestral then there is no need to your father to give any share to anyone, as it will be distributed among all the heirs of the property accordingly and no right is there to your father to give it to anyone else.

however if your father is giving the property if it is an ancestral property with snatching your share then certainly you can move towards the court of civil for a suit against your father and can get a stay from the concerned court.

Please note that after amendment in the hindu law and hindu succession law, all the daughters of father have equal share in the property of there forefathers as the son has.

Mahesh Vyas
Advocate, Bikaner
29 Answers

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1. Agar us property ko apke father ne apni kamaika paisa se kharida to us property ke malik uh khud hai,

2. Apni property uh jisko khusi de sekte jiske liye ap kuch nahi kar sekte.

Krishna Kishore Ganguly
Advocate, Kolkata
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726 Consultations

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A. No. Self Acquired property can dispose anybody with out prior intimation to the family members or third person.

B. You can claim if the property nature is joint family or ancestral property.

B.T. Ravi
Advocate, Bangalore
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96 Consultations

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