Share of properties to the daughters

Is A alive?  

No Madam,  "A" expired earlier of B

If B died in 1982 and there was no partition yet, the property shall be divided between the children of B as per HSA. The share of the deceased daughter of B shall go to her 3 heirs. 

Ma'm,

regarding this one,  the sons of B is telling there is no claim of A's property to the daughter,  only sons are eligible to get the property,  the daughters may get only 1/24 share of the property like as per the law in the year 1980's,  The equal share option has come only in the year 2005.  so the daughters are not elegible,  only the share of B's part can eligible to get.

Kindly clarify ma'm,  I could not understand the 1/24 share. 

Supposing that the elder son of the B predeceased B then, there shall be 3 parts by notional partition before the death of B. The 2 sons will get 1/3 rd each and B's 1/3 rd share shall be equally divided between all his children. The share of deceased daughter of B shall go to her children.

The Elder son was expired after the Death of B (father).  The elder son's legal heir Ie wife and her 3 children alive.

In that case, how the partion to be made.  and 1/24 concept how it come mam?

In that case if the son of B had died after the death of B then the sharing will change and the concept of 1/24 share to the daughters is correct. If all the sons were alive at the time of death of the father B, then each would get 1/4 along with the father B. B's 1/4th shall be divided between all the 6 children equally and 1/6th of 1/4th comes to be 1/24. The daughters would get 1/24 each. The 1/24 th share of the deceased daughter will be further divided into 3 parts which would go to her 3 heirs.

I hope it is clear now.

Now cleared mam, thanks.

But according to the HSA, there is possible to get equal share?  What the daughters were made wrong, all are from same blood,  Justice only knows.  Thanks you very much mam for your valuable time to spend with me to clear the clarification.  and no more thing mam, Can the daughters file a suit to claim equal share?.

pls give  your advice.

Thanks you very much once again to spend your valuable time.

by

N.K.Prakash

There is no question of the daughters doing any right or wrong. The Hindu succession laws are gradually evolved from just limited estate to a woman to the present days absolute property and equal share. The changes in laws have to be gradual because it has to be accepted by the society and the society changes with time. In my opinion there is no point in filing a suit for equal share by the daughters.

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