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jayantha   22 August 2020

partition suit

my grand father gave ancestral property to his 3 sons through registered partition in year 1968,my mother expired almost 50 years ago,
In 2011 me and my sister filed suit for partition
shall we get property in this suit?
please reply Me respected advocates,?
please suggest me to win the case?


Quick Summary
This discussion addresses a partition suit concerning ancestral property partitioned by a grandfather in 1968 among his three sons. The original poster's mother passed away 50 years ago, and they filed a partition suit in 2011. Advice suggests that if the grandfather's partition occurred before 2005, daughters may not be entitled to a share. However, if the partition was after 2005, daughters are eligible for a share equal to that of sons. The status of the father (whether alive or deceased) is also a crucial factor in determining entitlement.

 3 Replies

Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108)     22 August 2020

1. Grandfather partitioned his property to his three sons (one of them is your father).

2. Mother died.  WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR FATHER ????

3. IF Father is alive, you are not entitled to claim any property till he his alive.

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kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired))     22 August 2020

Paternal or maternal father?

K Rajasekharan (Advocate)     22 August 2020

If the grandfather divided the property among the three sons before 2005 then his daughter's do not get anything from the ancestral. property

On the other hand if the division took place after 2005, then the daughters are also eligible for their share as that of any son.

 


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