about property rights for women

If parents acquired the property with their earnings or secured their share through partition in an individual capacity, they have every right to transfer the property in the name they wish.

what if property belong to grandparents??

Please post avoid posting facts in instalments. Any meaningful posting requires that complete facts be posted.

Dear Querist,

 

If the property is self acquired and individual in nature then it’s their discretion to whom they want to pass on their property. If it was an ancestral land then the daughter could have asked for her share in it as daughters are also the coparceners in the ancestral property. There’s no need to have a daughter's permission while transferring the property to the son. 

 

Regards,

Palak

Dear Querist

Daughters have equal rights in ancestral property as of sons. Ancestral property cannot be alienated by your father in derogation of your rights.

However, in case of self acquired property your father has every right to transfer the same to any person he may like.

Regards
Mohit Chahal
Advocate
District & Sessions Court, Hisar
Phone No. 9968911099

https://mohitchahaladvocate.business.site


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Very well analysed by experts, I concur.

Show the title documents to a local prudent lawyer for better appreciation of facts and professional advise without making any presumption as made by experts.

Dear Querist,

 

One can transfer the property under gift deed, Under section 122 of the Act, transfer of immovable property through registered gift deed. The immoveable property is transferred voluntarily without any consideration. To make the transfer valid it is mandatory to register a gift deed with the sub-registrar as per section 17 of the Registration Act, 1908, and section 123 of the Transfer of Property Act. A donor does not have the right to revoke or cancel the registered deed at a later stage unless there is a specific clause mentioned in the deed.

 

Regards,

Palak