Claim on ancestral land

See any interest in the immoveable property can be transferred only by an instrument in writing and that too must be registered. Merely by giving the statement before SDM the purpose will not be served.

Situation may be different if it were a decree from the SDM that will depend upon the prayer.

In all likelihood she is having undivided share in the property hence she can claim partition.

@Sundeep Yadav- SNCO:   Your aunt (bua) has a very weak case even if she files a partition suit claiming her share in the light of her statement before the SDM relinquishing her rights over the property in favor of her brothers and also subsequently the properties were duly mutated on the beneficiaries names in the revenue records, thus clause of adverse possession too attracts, hence you can challenge the case appropriately, consult a prudent local lawyer and take his advise before proceeding with the legal case or sit and talk it out with your bua and other elders to resolve the issue amicably.

I ask this in my academic interest, is SNCO means: Senior Non Commissioned Officer of Indian Air Force?

Sir,

Please advice

My Bhua made a written statement in front of SDM on the basis of the same the mutation was done. i have a copy of the order as well

T. Kalaiselvan sir snco means the same u mentioned 

Hi,

My father has ancestral property of 20 acres of land in his name. As my father is alive can i claim my share in the same property? If yes how many acres to be claimed as he is alive?

Thanks

@Murugesh:Your information in the query is incomplete.  You have not stated that whether the property in your father's hand was as a result of partition of ancestral properties among his brother, sisters and the property inherited upon such partition was that of the share that was allotted to your father's father as his share out of his father's share in the ancestral property.  this is to confirmed to ascertain that whether the property now in possession of your father is ancestral in nature.  If the same is confirmed as ancestral property, you are entitled to a share in the share of your father out of the allotment of such an ancestral property inherited by him and likewise, your brothers and unmarried sisters are also entitled to an equal share similar to that of yours. Your married sisters, if any, if have been married before the year 1989, are not entitled to any share in the ancestral property.  You can consult a local lawyer giving him entire details, take his advise.