Property rights on karnataka amendment 1994
PM.Naik
(Querist) 14 November 2015
This query is : Resolved
Dear all
My self married on 1998, my father had more than 10 acer of land in his name before 2004, by family partition my father and his two brothers. after family partition my father gave all property to my only one brother by registration deed in 8/10/2004. But as a daughters we will not get any share in property. My other two sister were married before 1990. My father passed away in 2007. My mother still alive. My brother sold some part of the property in 2005 by GPA to first party and to second party to sale deed. I want to take my share in property how? sold property will get back or not. Pls give good suggestion.(I saw some supreme court judgement last month this is effect for me ?)
Prameela
Kumar Doab
(Expert) 14 November 2015
Was this partition in 2004 registered?
PM.Naik
(Querist) 15 November 2015
Yes sir it was registered in sub register office , they divided property as A,B, and C scheduled. A scheduled for my father, B and C scheduled for my fathers brothers.my father was elder son for my grandfather in family, he was got more property more than other two brothers.(My grand father passed away on 1974)
Thank u
PM.Naik
(Querist) 15 November 2015
Dear sir
One more thing i will clarify you my marriage is not a arrange marriage, love marriage on other cast person.
prameela
Anirudh
(Expert) 15 November 2015
Whose property your father and his brothers partitioned (before 2004)?
Who owned the property originally?
How that person got the property - by self earning or from his father/grandfather?
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 15 November 2015
Your inter caste marriage does not effect your rights.
Material facts missing from query, need to be clarified.
Also documents need to be referred, consult local lawyer and discuss in detail.
PM.Naik
(Querist) 15 November 2015
Dear sir
My father and his brothers partitioned my grandfather property.
My grandfather
From my greatgrandfather
P. Venu
(Expert) 15 November 2015
Since your father got the property through a legal partition, he could, during his life time, deal with same at his discretion.
K.S.Srinivas
(Expert) 16 November 2015
You can not claim any share in the property.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
(Expert) 21 November 2015
The property belonging to your grandfather was properly and legally partitioned by your father and his brothers. This partition confers marketable title to your property and thus as an absolute owner he rightfully transferred the property to his son as per his desire which cannot be questioned by you or anyone. Your inter caste has nothing to with this nor it will make any impact on your birth rights.
