A son can file a partition suit to divide a jointly inherited residential property, even 16 years after his father's death, based on a registered will. While there's generally no strict time limit for filing a partition suit, it's advisable to act promptly if the other co-sharer refuses to cooperate. The Limitation Act typically does not bar partition suits, allowing them to be filed at any time when co-sharers find it unfeasible to continue living together in undivided property.