Hindu succession act

1 It is an illegal order unsustainable in the eyes of law. Mother is legal heir alongwith wife and childern.

2 There can be no such ground to deprive her. 

3 She cannot be denied her right on this ground.

1] the judgment of trial court is totaally wrong .

mother is legal heir of her son .

2] Mother can't be deprived .Mother can get her share from her son's property.

3] Mother can get her share if she file appeal.

The property of deceased Hindu male(intestate) shall be divided among the heirs in class I of the Schedule of Hindu Succession Act 1956, in your case, who are wife children and mother. The Judgment of trial Court is erroneous and illegal. Undoubtedly, your mother will succeed if she prefers an appeal. 

Dear Experts,

 Plz  give your valuable suggestions on the issue.

Regards,

Skantha

Dear experts
can i claim my share in my fathers property   as my father passed away just few months before my marriage and left no will
all the details of his property are with my brothers to whom my relations are not good kindly advise

regards

YES SEEMA YOU CAN CLAIM SHARE IN YOUR FATHERS PROPERTY. YOU CAN FILE CIVIL SUIT FOR PARTITION AGAINST YOUR BROTHERS AND ALL LEGAL HEIRS OF YOUR FATHER.

dear sir
as i am a  working woman with limited resources and as my  knowing tells these civil suits take
very long time

can i file suit on the lines of Gender dicrimnation  further directly in Supreme Court

kindly guide

DEAR SEEMA,

THRE IS ONLY REMEDY TO FILE CIVIL SUIT FOR PARTITION.

 go for appeal and place judgments to show mother is a legal heir for the self acquired property of her child.

dear Experts
can I file the suit of partition directly in Supreme court /how can i use that my brothers are
diccrimnating me by saying to terminate all relationship with me

regs

Hello Sir, I have a query on Hindu succession act.

Hi, I have a query on the Hindu succession act.

A  has been living with his maternal Grandfather since his parents expired in 1993.

The court had appointed A’s maternal Grandfather as his legal guardian.

As of today, A is 24 years of age.

A’s maternal grandfather expired in 2009 leaving behind following heirs:

1) His Wife(A’s maternal Grandmother).

2) His son (A’s maternal uncle).He is married(in 1980s).

3) His first daughter(A’s maternal aunty).She is married(in 1980s).

4) His second daughter(A’s Mother). She expired in 1993.      

A’s maternal Grandfather has left behind following property

1) Movable assets : Savings and FD accounts.

2) Immovable assets : flats.

A’s maternal grandfather has not left any will(Intestate). So being the son of a pre-deceased daughter(A’s mother in this case), is A eligible for a share in the above said property of his maternal grand father as per the Hindu Succession Act. If yes, what role will he play I mean what would be his rights in this case.

i.e After the death of A's maternal grandfather who will come into picture as the legal heirs(from the list mentioned above) and how will be the property be divided among them. Will each of them have equal share?

  Please clarify, this is very urgent. Thanks in advance.

Sir,

As per the information furnished by you the judgment of trial Court is erroneous.Mother is Class -I heir as per Hindu law.It is immaterial whether she is living separately from his son or she having some other property.The succession will be worked out as per law.

No you cannot approach Supreme Court directly,gender discrimination? your protected under Law!!!

Our constitution has laid down step by step consideration of law.. Hence first apt an appeal. then you can succeed