Ancestral property

Sundar (Querist) 18 September 2021 This query is : Resolved
Dear All,

I have a small question w.r.t ancestral property ...

There is an ancestral property(immovable) in India. One person (coparcener) living in India and the other coparcener living in other country trying to acquire the other country citizenship.

My understanding is that... if a person relinquish Indian citizenship(per Constitution) or willing to relinquish Indian Citizenship, then other coparcener looses the right on ancestral property.

Seeking your inputs in case my my understanding is incorrect.

Best Regards,
Sundar

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This discussion explores whether an individual relinquishing their Indian citizenship impacts their rights to ancestral property in India. The consensus suggests that an NRI retains equal rights to ancestral property as resident Indians, regardless of their intention to return to India or their citizenship status. There appears to be no legal provision stating that relinquishing Indian citizenship forfeits ancestral property rights.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 18 September 2021
Whether the other coparcener is out of India and will not come to his native country, he has a right equally with other coparceners.

P. Venu (Expert) 19 September 2021
"if a person relinquish Indian citizenship(per Constitution) or willing to relinquish Indian Citizenship, then other coparcener looses the right on ancestral property."

To my knowledge, there is no legal provision to that effect.

krishna mohan (Expert) 20 September 2021
NRI has same right on property as of resident Indians.

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