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swethareddy (house wife)     12 May 2022

Ancestral  property

Is it possible to refuse to ask for a share in the ancestral  property after committing outrage ? Any section for this?



Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies that committing an outrage or engaging in conflict does not legally prevent someone from claiming their rightful share of ancestral property under the Hindu Succession Act. While you can refuse to share your self-acquired property, ancestral property distribution follows legal inheritance rules. If a share is unfairly denied, filing a suit for partition with the court is the recommended course of action.

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SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Advocate)     12 May 2022

Hello,

Outraging cannot be a reason to refuse to give the share in the ancestral property. The ancestral property will go to the respective person as per Hindu Succession Act. However, you can refuse to give a share in your self property.

Shashi Dhara   12 May 2022

Go and file suit for partition ,the court will decide ,y u worry.

Tousif Shaikh   20 May 2022

Outrage, quarrel, fighting, beaten doesn't influence Inheritance.
Even if u r a criminal, convict will get ur share of Inheritance.
If not getting then go for suit.

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