A partition deed was executed in 1989, dividing properties among siblings. Some properties were sold, with proceeds given to sisters, and some sisters relinquished their rights. Now, 20 years later, daughters are filing a civil suit claiming equal rights. Legal experts suggest that if the disputing parties were signatories to the registered partition deed, the claim might not be maintainable and could be barred by limitation, especially if rights were formally relinquished.