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Murali .K. A (Business )     09 November 2020

Ancestral property and self acquired property.

Is there any equal share to my sister in the property of my dad's mom?please tell me.


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This discussion clarifies the distinction between ancestral and self-acquired property regarding inheritance rights. While a sister has an equal claim to ancestral property, including that inherited from a grandmother, self-acquired property can be disposed of by the owner as they see fit. The property gifted by a grandmother to her son is considered his self-acquired property.

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Avinash Sharma   09 November 2020

yes your sister can claim share in your Dad's property now after the amendments of 2005

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     09 November 2020

She has an equal share in the ancestral property, however, self acquired property of your parents may be disposed as he / she like.

The property given by your  grandmother "Daadi  to her son constitute self acquired property of your father.

P. Venu (Advocate)     09 November 2020

The posting is incomplete and misconceived. It is impossible that the grandmother's property is ancestral.

Please post the complete facts highlighting the real issue.

 


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