Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in India
I am married in the year 1995 since my marriage my father not fulfill all customes of hindus on any festival. Due to that i am alwasys in the inferty complex that my father not loved me. My husband is broad mimd man and he ignore all this type customers. But being a lady i feel depresed to see all parents care their daughter after marriage. I want to know that My father has one DDA flat and cash and investments in depostis and shares more than 60lack.
Is there any my right in my father property ? My father has one son and one daughter(myself) and my mother. My brother and mine both married. What is my rights? Can i claimed? I also knows some friends that a bill in this regard passed by govt of india to give the rights to marriage daughter whose marreid in the year 1995,
2 Answers from Attorneys
You can't have any right in your father's property until he is alive, if it is self acquired property by your father. You having rights in your ancestor property.
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in continuation to the above post, in case the property being held by your father is a joint family property i.e. the property inherited by your father from his forefathers, then you, your brother, mother and father, have an equal right in that property i.e. you can ask for partition by filing a suit. for that you need to hire a lawyer and he will do the needful. but in case the property was earned by your father with his own hard work and the property is self acquired, you cannot claim paritition but after the demise of your father, if your father dies without a will, you can claim an equal share qua your brother and mother and in case he dies leaving a will in favour of his wife or son or even you, then the property would delve according to the will.
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