2005 act for married daughters towards ancestors property

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Search in google and you can find the best articles and case studies.  In short, when females got rights in self-acquired property of their parents if they expired intestate, the 2005 act gives rights to female co-sharers also equal rights with that of male co-sharers if the property remains undivided, and if father and co-sharer are living by 2005 cut of date.

2005 judgement has splitted every family which cud not be patched.these judgements r all family breaking judgements which cud not be reparable .I have seen in advocates office every one come and try they have any share in her father's property or son in laws come and quarrel they have any share. in father in law's property. This had made lazy and no one is ready to work and earn livliehood.in one of my case son in law fought for father in law's property for34yrs in court i.e from1984to2018 in high court they compromised.by giving share even no act was in 1984.every day life is becoming horrible.

Thank you sir for your reply in 2005 act towards married daughters claim in ancestors property, as you said daughters father died in 1980, which he was alive as on 2005 act, which was filed in case in 2013, now only their advocates agrees as per 2005 act they are eligible for ancestors property. now preliminary judgement is going to give after may 2019

thank you very much

 

sir above as per act 2005 passsed in 9.9.2005 their father was not alive, but died in 1980, sorry for above , preliminary judgement is going to come as a married daughters claim , they are not eligible for ancestors property, because father died in 1980

thats was clarified our lawer thanks

sir above as per act 2005 passsed in 9.9.2005 their father was not alive, but died in 1980, sorry for above , preliminary judgement is going to come as a married daughters claim , they are not eligible for ancestors property, because father died in 1980

thats was clarified our lawer thanks

thank you for kind reply thanks

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R KRISHNA RAO