Legal Question in Real Estate Law in India

I am married daugter, my father have almost five acres of land and properties (anscestral) we are four children elder to me :one brotherand two sisters younger to me. My father is government employre so he is earning by him self and no need of help from anybody me and my brothet married and have kids but younger two sisters are students. My fathet did not gave dowery only gifted some gold accessories. I want to know wheater i jave any rigjt to get share from my father.y husband sfamily is not financially wellsettled. My father is alive and not givimg anything even he knows my financial problems. I want to know is there is any xhance to get something as my share my fathet even he will not ready to give me anything.because my ancesteral property is it .

Asked on 2/14/13, 5:18 am

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Fca Prashant Chavan Expert Edge LLP

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14.02.2013

Dear Madam,

It is at your father's discretion how and in what manner he wishes to deal with his property. He has to see the welfare of all the children. In the light that two of your younger sisters are still studying, it is unfair on your part to think about a share for you on the grounds that your husband's family is not financially well settled. It remains your responsibility to come out of the financial instability, instead of looking towards your father to support your family after marriage, which is incorrect and unjustified.

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FCA Prashant Chavan

Mumbai

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Answered on 2/14/13, 7:43 am

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Jayesh Desai Jayesh Desai

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If it is ancestral property, you are entitled to a share. All children take equally, irrespective of their sex or marital status, upon demise of the father.

Answered on 2/14/13, 10:32 pm

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Sanjay Kalra Sanjay Kalra & Associates

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Assuming what you have stated in your question is true then in that case you too have share in your ancestral property.But most of the people does not even know what Ancestral Property means. Please clarify it before you take any step to get your share.........Please check Sanjay Kalra and Associates on the internet to know more about our law firm and the legal services we are rendering for our clients from all over the World.

Answered on 2/15/13, 12:16 am

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uttam Tibrewal

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dear client......

yes you can make a claim for share .....

for details contact me at [email protected]

Answered on 2/15/13, 4:39 am

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