Property transferred to sister, by father

Dev (Querist) 16 April 2014 This query is : Resolved
Dear Sir, I was out of the City Delhi, for my Job requirement and now living in Ghaziabad near to my father since 8 years. I have paid a small portion to my Mom and dad for living, my sister was handling them properly. Since last year my Mom expires then after all the required task have told my father to come with me to live happily, Since my sun required their guidelines to become a gentleman in his future and become successful. When it comes to sharing the property and Mom's assets, i got to know that everything is in name of my elder sister. was amazed and asked from my father for this and he told me that i am responsible for all this w/o and proper justification. know i need to know about my rights and my sons right in this case. pls help me out. My father having a mental problem and now on advice with a neuro as well as psychiatric doctor in IHBAS Delhi. I like to fight for better future of my Sun.

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Kumar Doab (Expert) 16 April 2014

Your father can give away his self acquired estate to any one as he pleases.
He does not require your consent.
The Neurologist and Psychiatrist treat many disorders and a person being treated may not necessarily be insane.
Meet a lawyer in person with all documents on record.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 17 April 2014
Consult a local lawyer and show him all the documents, Self acquired property can be given to any one by the person who acquired it.

Dev (Querist) 17 April 2014
I think You both missed the Grandson Rights point of view on the self squared property by my father. pls give some advice on that too.i am the legal guardian of my son and as much as i know his right "legally" confirmed that he have the legal rights on his grandpa property. pls elaborate.

ajay sethi (Expert) 17 April 2014
your son has no right on his grand father self acquired property . grand father is free to dispose it as he pleases . only qualification here is your father should be of sound mind

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 17 April 2014
If you know law better, you may initiate legal action against your father and your sister for depriving the rights of the grandson of that family, otherwise, since you have asked a question, the experts have explained the law properly, go by it, or seek a second opinion about this from a local lawyer, do not dictate terms to the experts here.