Daughters have equal right on property | Supreme Court Judgement full details | Hindu Succession Act

[@bhaskaranparakkottil7432]

Mother line but property distribute various level wha t to do

[@happygirl.......7575]

Hi sir ma dad recent ga chanipoyaru mem total ga 3 mem daughters and 1brother , maku inka marage avvale ma bro ki marage ayindi sir tanaki 2daughters, ma dad and grand fathers (chanipoyaru) valu naminiga evari names rayaledu, so valla property lo maku rights untaya sir, ma mom ma bro ki bayapadi asthi pyna rights anni ma brother ke untai antunnaru sir maku ye rights undava ye share radha reply me sir madi converted christian family sir..

[@vijayganeshan]

You have every right, however, from where the property has come and what are the events that have taken place before your grandfather and father (Sale Deeds/Registrations) and on whose name the properties are continuing that matters a lot. Discuss with your brother politely don't even give him a hint that you would seek legal advise else they will make other arrangements that might make your case complicated, you might win but may take time, efforts, stress and end up spending a lot of money, to conclude meet a good lawyer who you know very well and who you can trust they will guide you through. Hope this helps.

[@tylerdurden5642]

Sir if will is already settled on 2005 what to do? Do daughters have right?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Anything settled after 20th Dec 2004 should be registered or a courts final decree

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If done after 20th December 2004, daughters have the right to question such registered documents too and there their equal rights need to be respected

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

For legal advice please contact Advocate Papanna between 6 pm to 8 pm on [phone]

[@nznftm]

What is notional partition.

[@durgadevi9939]

If the property is sold before 13 years without partition, can it be questionable. If the father of seller died before 1986,csn it be reclaimed by other sisters

[@UrVishavlogs]

Hindu succession Act 1956 has brought a dynamic change to females right to property, Sir.. What is the answer of this question??

[@Summarizetube]

Sir, I thank you for your time and review on this latest judgement I have confusion here. My father died in year 2003 leaving a will in name of my mother. I have one brother and 3 sisters. Though father will was not probated. And in records it's still in my father's name. My father got the property in rehabilitation under his will he claim it to be self acquired property. Now, my mother died in year 2016. And non of legal heir have filed suit till date to claim there shares in property left by father. As far as latest judgement is conserned will my 3 sisters have right in this property now? Can they claim there shares? Please clarify? Thanks in advance

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes. If property is self acquired and the owner dies without will, then all the legal heirs get equal share. So you sisters will get equal share...

[@Summarizetube]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll thanks for your reply

[@vigneshchinnathambi4143]

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[@gayatrikalita4493]

Hello Sir, great thanks for this information. It would be great if you can please help me clarifying one of my confusion. My grand father has bought a piece of land back in between 1950-60. After his demise my grand mother has registered the land on my father's(one and only son) name almost 55 years ago. Now is it possible to claim any portion or property by any one of my father's sister. Please suggest. Thank you.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If all were aware and if there were no issues raised, then NO

[@vetri360]

Sir I have one doubt.can a women claim an ancestral property which is sold in 1978 by her brother

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

No

[@vetri360]

But now sir the women files a suit claiming her share.The property is divided between the two brothers in1977 and sold in 1978.what can i di sir

[@vlogsofayurveda]

My grand mother has 9 daughter, 4 son and 5 daughter. My grand mother property gift deed to 4 song not 5 daughter before her dead. She register case about this property. Now 5 daughter give case. Is it possible this 2005 act helpful or not equal right to daughter daughter

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If case is running, all chances are there...

[@vlogsofayurveda]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll she is died on 2003. She is already her property gift deed to only 4 son, not 5 daughter ( all are married) befor her death. If file case in 5 daughter this property for equal division this 2005 hindu succession act is helpful or not?

[@Ta63655]

My grandfather have 2 son and 2 daughter property is not transferred to my father and big father simply put there are no division of property of my grandfather if its division occurrs in future can they my father's sister can filled a case against property rights of my grandfather 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes

[@lingeswarank.s4454]

Namaskar Sir, Could you please provide us clarity on below confusions. 1. In the recent judgement of Vineetha Sharma, What is the SC stance on oral partition ? a. Pass the partition decree as per proved oral partition b. Do not apply 2005 act(equal share to daughters) to the properties which was divided by oral partition. If 'b' then we have to follow the traditional method like use 1956 act, pre-decree, advocate commissioner &final decree to do physical partition. 3. Father and daughter died before 2005. What is the share of died daughter(heirs) as per 2005 act. a. zero (no any share) b. Heir share(notional) of her died father's coparcener share. Deceased male coparcener share as per 1956-act . c. Heir share(notional) of her died father's coparcener share. Deceased male coparcener share as per 2005-act If 'c' then how can 2005 act change the share of one died coparcener!?!? 4. In 'Prakash vs Pulavathi' judgement is, 'daughters becomes coparcener IRRESPECTIVE OF WHEN THEY BORN'. But in 'Vineetha sharma' judgement is, 'born before and after 2005 amendmemt'. 2005 act is amendment on 1956 act. Daughter born before 1956 and living on 2005 eligible for coparcener? 5. Some complications Going by the rulings, the children of the daughter would become coparceners in two HUFs-in their father’s as well as their mother’s. Courts have not yet ruled on whether they can stake a claim to ancestral properties on both paternal and maternal sides.

[@chethanbasavanapura6011]

Partition already completed in 2013 in the partition they wrote 50000 given against 5crore property but they didn't given a single ruppe now it's possible to open that one

[@srikanthreddybaddam5315]

Hi sir my grandfather had two sons and five daughters my grandfather had property around 15 acres he was died in the year 1998 through mutation my father and his brother has a passbooks from the year 1999 but the partition deed happened in the year 2010 but my father sisters already filed a case in the year 2007 everything was settled and distributed assests in the year 2009 with everyone presence in lokadalat. As per new law of act they have any rights to claim again in the court.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

I think at this moment, I don't have an answer considering multiple angle of this case. If 1999 were to be considered as partition, then no issues. However, if any conclusion is arrived on anything in question after 20th December 2004, then the right of equal property stands first. So bit a tricky situation. We may need to wait to see one or 2 judgements

[@hypercubergumi]

My father created HUF some 1969. He was Karta, me with my mother and 2 unmarried sisters were members of HUF. My father passed away in 1980. My both sisters got married in 1974 and my mother expired in 1994. I want to ask that does this HUF got dissolved after my father's death as I was the only surviving Male sole surviving copacenor member? Also does it mean that partitioned has happened post my father's death?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If he was enjoying the property all alone all these years with the knowledge of your sisters, then there should not be any issue. That's a easy scenario though. Now if sisters raise a concern that the partition never happened, then it becomes a bit tricky. It looks easy. But next 6 months will bring lot of questions

[@hypercubergumi]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll yes.. this is a bit tricky scenario....as I'm a sole surviving copacenor and I cannot do any any partition.

[@roopaguru7373]

Hi sir, my grandfather died long back without divide ancister property, in 2001 his both son divided the property themselves equally without concerne of thr sisters, In family tree all sisters name is der, but I think now they make separate family tree of der wife and children. But that also without concerne of sisters, they didn't gave anything to my mother in marriage also, now they are selling property without der sister's concerne, now can my mother ask for share. Plz help me sir

[@prasannasawant1212]

hello sir..what about in case notional partition had been taken already ???

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If there were no issues and if they were completed before 20th December 2004, no issues

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Please watch a follow-up video on this I have made with title Answer to 2 questions

[@prasannasawant1212]

hello sir...is judgement pr supreme court chief justice or 5 bench ke pass appeal ho skta hai kya ???

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

It can appealed with a very strong new facts. But I have my doubts as this is now kind of alignment with Right to Equality - Fundamental Right. So a tough chance

[@rajithakancharla6870]

My fatherinlaw filed a suit agsinst hos father on ancestral property in the year 1998 thereafter thier daughters added defendants in their written statement they asked thier pasupukumkuma land but they did not ask any equal right suit was decreed 2004 son half share father half share they went to appeal still pending , even they did not ask equal rights her pleading as such they are entitled or not. My father sisters still they are enjoying the property. As such if any problem to my case

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Maybe need to wait for sometime for more clarity. However I have addressed few questions in my follow up video. You can check that

[@vigneshchinnathambi4143]

Hi sir, My grandpa had 4 acres of Agri land in his name and he died on 2009. After his death on 2010 my grandma and my aunt(my father’s sister) gave bond of release on that property and registered in my dad’s name. My question is , on this new law do my aunt is able claim for right in tht property? Pls help with an answer

[@mkp5651]

Sir, the 3rd and 4th point talks about equal rights and liabilities for daughters and sons. What if the daughters refused to take the liabilities. And if you can highlight the section where about the liabilities mentioned in the judgment.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Liabilities mentioned in the Section 6 itself

[@milindmayekar152]

Sir , My mother expired in 1974. Can she / her children are eligible under this new law?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

No

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

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[@sridharkrsridhu]

2 brother and 2 sister are there for my grandfather , property devided Among 2 brother,,,my father is ready to give some property.but father brother is not ready to give... Does it impacts us and. they can withdraw case only from us and can they continue for them

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

I hope you are in a right position. But take a legal opinion

[@sridharkrsridhu]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll legal opinion means Sir...we have financial problem so we are ready to give some property ..but father's brother is not ready to give.....one more question Sir...those 2 father's daughters can they put case only for my father's brother...by removing case from my father...

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Take a proper legal advice. Law doesn't work like ready to give some portion etc. If you are in Bangalore, I can give contact of an advocate. Otherwise, please meet any of your legal advocate

[@sridharkrsridhu]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll Thank you Sir , we are from Hassan

[@sridharkrsridhu]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll can you can give contact details of any advocate Sir

[@santoshsinghsingh3645]

Really informative for my assignment. Thanks sir

[@antrikshachatterjee368]

Sir how to contact you do you handle cases in Mumbai

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

I don't take any case as of now. Sorry

[@antrikshachatterjee368]

Okay Sir.

[@jayasheelaopto]

Can u explain me ,can I cancell the giftdeed has done by the father to my sister's now when he is still alive

[@vijayganeshan]

Yes --you have to file a partition suit and request include cancellation petition, note it requires documentation, get the certified documents of the property and meet a reliable lawyer and process your file with at most confidentiality .. Hope this helps.

[@jayasheelaopto]

@@vijayganeshan one more thing sir, it's purely my father's self aquired property, some people will tell that they can give their own property to anyone as their wish.

[@vijayganeshan]

@@jayasheelaopto Possibly yes, however, consult a good civil lawyer who can fight your case with the latest judgement reference.

[@scientificspiritualityBHARAT]

Pls sign this petition to save Indian family values. Unmarried daughter naturally have their undivided right and as per tradition, earning brother has to care for his unmarried sister after the demise of their father or both parents. Even Married sisters are looked after in all aspects by Brothers if his sister becomes a Widow, or is a Divorcee and has no assets of her deceased or divorced husband. Today almost every urban married woman is working and earning too. Such married women generally do not contribute to the financially weak brother in any manner as this is not acceptable by the society and the brother has to fend for himself. All Hindu personal laws can be made only as per the set tradition and norms of age old customs which have been followed to protect sanctity of relationship between family members. Can any law enacted be anti family,? is the question. Also in India even today, many Hindu fathers do not feel the need to make their last Will and testament on the firm belief that their married daughters will not claim suddenly after their demise from their son, who is left with no choice but to give half share as per law. Point is... In this process the relationship between such a married sister and brother ends on a very bad note. They stop talking with each other for life due to the evil design of a mindless and biased law. There is no respect left after such brother suddenly has to sell his ancestral home which provided shelter to sisters in times of distress for several generations. He is forced by law to sell and alienate his house of ancestors as his well established married sister now has law in her side to demand a partition. Therefore this petition to call for abolition of the unmindful Amendment to the Hindu Succession Act, 2005 which has now caused big rift in the Hindu Families of India www.change.org/p/government-of-india-stop-double-benefit-to-married-daughter-in-estate-of-deceased-father?recruiter=false&recruited_by_id=2c72eae0-b81a-11e9-8015-1da649b8981c This decision by the Apex Court will certainly break the pious relationship between a brother and sister. Married sisters will be double beneficiaries of both husbands property and fathers property. Relations will get spoiled as the brother will have to sell his ancestral home and give half from established family business. Daughters Have Coparcenery Rights Even If Their Father Was Not Alive When Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005 Came Into Force: SC www.livelaw.in/top-stories/hindu-succession-amendment-2005-has-retrospective-effect-161260?infinitescroll=1#.XzJGgDJxRdA. Dear readers, because of this decision in the coming years Hindus will consider their cousins and aunts as enemies. From the very childhood the male heir will be now the loser, in heirship and this will dissuade him to do anything constructive for his family or family business. The core value of relationship of brother and sister will disappear. Courts base their wisdom on HINDU succession laws from Mitakshara who is mentioned by Yajnavalka. Yajnavalka was not known to Hindus in India till British invaded here. Hence Mitakshara is fake, Yajnavalka is fake, their commentaries on the Hindu Laws are fake and we're custom made by White invaders to implode India from within. In reality.... Once a daughter is wed by a Hindu father and he performs Kanya Danam ritual, the DNA and lineage of the married daughter gets attached with the family of her husband for the remainder of her life. The father lovingly bestows upon her all he wishes at the time of her marriage with gifts for life called Streedhan. This Streedhan word is now being misused in divorces by women in India only. This concept is alien to the world and they are satisfied only with Alimony. After receiving the Streedhan, the daughter takes holy vow to never leave her husband who now becomes her protector for life. Husband will make use of her Streedhan as a last resort to protect her under situation of extreme calamity. Father of the bride considers it Taboo to demand even a glass of water from his daughter husband for life. This is because in ancient SANATAN DHARMA a gift once given can never be taken back. Kanya Daanam is the biggest gift that any man can give in his life time. Father literally shears a part of his heart and gifts the groom his treasured hand of his loving daughter for her future safe keeping to his son in law. This is natural because no father can be expected to live as long as his beloved daughter and to protect her after him, he marries her to a suitably strong male. The Hindu Father knows that his lineage will be carried forward and his legacy will be taken care by his own son who is the recipient of the rest of his estates to nourish it and expand his vision of happy family ahead. White invaders could not digest this happiness of every Hindu family and they DEVICED a method of ruling us by their laws that will create rivalry between the brother and sister, husband and wife, father and son and so on.

[@Samaa-y]

Sir plz tell me is this law applicable in Kashmir also?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Need to refer. Will come back

[@Samaa-y]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll sir but this is for hindu women.is it?

[@aniketmaity5676]

How my mom can claim his father's property? Because her brother is not settling the matter. Should I file a case or what should I do?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes. Litigation is the last way out

[@antrikshachatterjee368]

Majority of the brothers are cheats that why law was passed on 11 August 2020

[@rameshagarwal6668]

I want to know if there is a WILL written by father and it is also ex ecuted then will the Indian Succession Act applicable to the property contained in the WILL

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

A will deny daughters right over ancestral property. Saying so, if everything is been completed before 20th December 2004 and if all the parties are aware of the same, then no dispute

[@panku5239]

Sir ,,if property in mother name and mother is a house wife but husband want to divide property between daughter and boy and mother didnt ...then wht is the procedure...to claim

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

For legal advice please contact Advocate Papanna between 6 pm to 8 pm on [phone]

[@HariPrasad-tc3dk]

Is it still applicable. If Daughter born in Telangana State (Earlier Andhra Pradesh) prior to 1956 and married prior to 1986. As there are local amendments with respect to this succession Act.. Waiting for your reply sir please do the needful.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

This is applicable all India. To be taken by all High Courts

[@HariPrasad-tc3dk]

Thank you for the reply sir

[@AyushRaj-fi6uu]

Sir if a property is divided between son and then between his grandsons before 2004 do still his sister has share rights? Pls answer sir we have case on this since 1999🥺

[@anandsl4652]

Plz reply

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

I have answered in follow up video. Individual case detailed discussion to be done with your advocate. When case is running, daughter's have right to claim

[@sanctiontvscs9142]

Sir my mother have house now she is diad in the year of 2007 my mother have 2 daughters and one son how to share the property

[@neerajtiwari8377]

Sir my father has 2 wife and Ian the only son of my mother and my step mother has 4 daughter and 4 son after my father's death property was equally divided among all sons now suddenly all daughters claim for rights they will get their rights

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

When was such decision completed?

[@raghavnandhan3053]

Sir , if the judgement is after 2005 What will happen? Will daughters have right after distribution of property is done?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes

[@murjai777]

Sir, how about a family compromise made thru additional subordinate Judge , Coimbatore for family partition done before 2005. Will this court compromise decree valid or can be overruled as per recent supreme court judgement. Also this court decree is not registered in local registration dept. Please advice. Thanks & Regards Murali

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

The final decree in a civil suit is sufficient. There are few other provisions too, which is not clearly spelt out. We need to wait for few months to get right information

[@murjai777]

Thanks for your quick response.

[@veerannaparma8797]

Sir, In view of supreme court's rescent judgement, I have an ancestral agriculture land of four acres. The partition ( by Mutation registry) was done in my and my brother’s favor equally during 1986 june with help of village accountant and tahasildar.Since from 1987 I am getting holdings certificate, Phani nakkal.But partition has not done through deed registration nor court decree . my four married sisters , asking share in the above land and filed a partition suit in may 2019. If they have rights please guide me because i want to give their rights. Sir the documents prepared by tahasildar and other revenue officers for preparing the mutation registry of an agriculture land during partition process are public documents or private documnets ? The partition was done with the conscent of all my four sisters. But do not have any documents to prove their conscent. Kindly answer.

[@vijayganeshan]

Your sisters are entitled to get the share, they will get if the file partition suit.

[@remisingh5100]

Does this law also applicable in agriculture land in uttarpradesh

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes. Any ancestral property in India

[@reenarani193]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll but sir in up married girl ko rajasav sanhita ka hawala de kar mana kar dete h to hum kya kare pl reply

[@javaj2ee102]

Sir, I bought plot in HMDA layout. After 13.5 years , lady filed a case saying I am also a coparser. Now her age is 68 years. They sold land in 2006 to party1. After 6 hands , 7 th hand is developer made a HMDA layout and sold the plots. Now she filed a case. Will she get right Sir? Her father died in 1950.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Need to check legal position

[@javaj2ee102]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll After 13 years also , she can fill case sir? Law of limitation did not apply here?

[@karthikeyankuppusamy5499]

Hi Sir, My grandfather has 2 sons and 2 daughter , the grandfather was given share in ancestoral property ( agri land) by his father and my grandfather itself has many self acquired property . a / my mother age is 62 ( Date of Birth : 31/01/1958 ) 1/ By 2013 My grandfather has done dhana settlement of all his property onlly to his 2 sons , not daughter . We are not aware of dhana settlement done 2/ By 2016 My grandfather died 3/ Whether two daughters has right on the property when the dhana settlement is done only for his 2 sons Can you please help me with the answers ? Thanks, Karthikeyan

[@gksdvlogs]

Sir what if father does not want to give.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

He has right only if it is self acquired ☺️

[@sahiljain6061]

If its ancectal property that is farming land not the father's earned property ,and if the property is willed between 2 sons...can the daughter still get an equal share???

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes

[@AyushRaj-fi6uu]

But if it is divided before 2004

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Watch follow up video

[@manjunathaks607]

Women died before 1970, My question is ,Now her children are having rights in Ancestral property in their mother parental properties.. Oral partision took place in 1984 , another piece of agriculture land registrar partition took place at 2021 between two sons.

[@abisanthvishwanath5668]

Sri, I have one doubt > My father and Elder Paternal Uncle has divide the equal share in property on 2003 and registered in registration office. > After registerd in registration office on 2003, (Land holding entitlement / Land Patta) was issued by 2007 > After this judgment Is there any equal share or rights goes to their sister ?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If no litigation during 2003 and if all parties were aware, no issues

[@abisanthvishwanath5668]

>During the time of Property divide and registration on 2003 there is no issues,no cases and no problems. > After (Land holding entitlement / Land Patta) issued on 2007, their sister start a litigation.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

@@abisanthvishwanath5668 if you can convince the fact that during 2003 everyone was aware, then you must have the case in your favor. But needs to see follow-up judgements in next 6 months

[@abisanthvishwanath5668]

Tank you sir, thanks for your response.

[@balakumar9200]

Dear sir, My father had purchased a land at his own earnings and i constructed (son) house in 1998 in my earnings. I managed whole family including my sisters. In 2010 my father gave me that house as gift deed to me. And both my father and mother died in recent years , as per this new law can my sisters ask equal rights?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

No right on gifted property. But if other land is available and no will available, others can ask share

[@balakumar9200]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll It is piece of land (plot) Gift deed coverd all incusive of trees etc. Thank you very much sir

[@sandeepchandran4537]

Hello .If the father's property is already registered and documented in his sons name in 2005...can the daughters claim rite for it..expecting a reply from you

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If done before 20th December 2004 - No

[@sandeepchandran4537]

Excellent thanks sir

[@sandeepchandran4537]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll Sir is there any other exceptions apart from 2004 where daughters can claim and any other thing in this matter

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Please watch my follow up video where I answered 2 important questions

[@kishorekrish8399]

Hi sir...can we take legal action on already registered property...the above said property was registered in 2015 stating that women have no rights on ancestry property and the deed was released

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes you can

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Any property devision happened after 20th December 2004 need to consider equal share to daughters provided they are ancestral property

[@kishorekrish8399]

Thank u sir

[@srikanthreddybaddam5315]

Hi sir,we need a information regarding our grand father property ,our grand father had five daughters and two sons.my dad sister's filed a case on our grand father property in the year 2007. Then we have distributed the assests and settled everything in the court.so do they have any rights now in our grand father property as per new section?

[@antrikshachatterjee368]

How much time does it take to settle property case to get your legal right Sir

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Supreme court has asked to finish pending cases in 6 months to all High Courts... But that's a tough task

[@rajasekhar509]

My father died in 1993, in 2000 During marriage time cash and gold given equal to my sister share in total property. Is it considered now for property share. Because total property in my mother name after my father death. Please confirm sir.

[@hemanthkumarmavuru4590]

Sir,. On 2016 a registration partation between family member's. But daughter share is not equal. Is there any limitation act to file suit on court,. Please give advise.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

No. You can file

[@surendran5288]

Sir, Clarify my query , We are from Tamilnadu state , My mother is a second daughter and she was married in 1988 so we filed the case in the court for equal share for undivided parts so till now we had no judiciary so this new judgement will gets to claim equal share? Thanks for your Advice! Please reply.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes and also watch follow up video. Will load by evening

[@surendran5288]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll Thank you so much for your reply.Had a great job . I am waiting!

[@zebronicstech6954]

@@surendran5288 evalo years ayiruchu bro case sekrama mudika edhachu way irukah im also facing same prblm

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Please watch follow up video

[@surendran5288]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll Almost seven years over the case is still running in the court so when will my mother gets her share, What are the next steps to do? When the court will be call to solve this issue based on this judgement? Thanks for you Advice! Please reply.

[@gksdvlogs]

What if he writes a will? Some parents have different mentality. They dnt consider us family member anymore once we are married.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

It doesn't matter if it is not self acquired. Father has no right on his wish. Daughters have right...

[@gksdvlogs]

Thank you sir. Hope this law will change the discriminating mentality. If law is strict definetly people will change. It will become practice. Very good relief for daughters.

[@mani0536]

sir ... ours is ancesstoral property ... situation is A has two son B , C one daughter D .. and then B has one daughter n C has one son .. property divided n got patta before 2004 between B and C ,also the same has been transferred to B's daughter by dhana settlement before 2004 itself ... case has been field by D after 2005 And C had transferred his property to his son in 2019 by dhana settlement .. though there is a case ... Will D gets equal rights ? Can this dhana settlement be broken ? Or do we need to pay money ? What will happen

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If case was not settled, she surely has right

[@mani0536]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll ... Thanks for the reply .. patta came in udr period approximately 1995 ... Is it still possible ? Case has been field in 2005 .. will that time not be considered ? ... Thanks again

[@mani0536]

Any update on this pls

[@livingart7146]

My father has 3 brothers and 3 Sisters and I am living in my Grandparent' property by birth. The eldest brother of my father cheated on my Grandmother and signed a Will from her when she was alive. After that my uncle divided that property among all these brothers. Do I have Coparcenary rights in this property now?

[@tejastyson7869]

Sir if we put case on father's property ,Hou many days required to settle the property

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

No guarantee on timings in court

[@pavan9584]

Sir.. will daughter get right.... On self acquired property of father & father is not interested to give share to daughter ( may be most of Indian family ). When father is alive.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

No. There father has the right if transferred testamentary that means via will or direct transfer. But if he dies without will then the daughter's too get share

[@utkarshpandey6137]

Kya agriculturl land per bhi huq hai ladki ka?

[@biswajyotidas7555]

It applies to thr married women or not? Any exception to this rule?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

No exception. Every daughter including the one who is married

[@tusharmistry3018]

So according to this... we can expect tht our wife is also has equal rights to get a property frm her father

[@biswajyotidas7555]

Oky understood

[@biswajyotidas7555]

Thanks

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes

[@bhushank9909]

Agar father ne, apne bachoke naam par bakshis patra (बक्षीस पत्र ) kiya he to... Kya ladki Abhi claim kr sakti he Kya?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Need to check

[@nvkmr218]

Hai sir ma mother marriage 1980 lo ayindi, తాత 1982-83 లో expire అయినారు ఆప్పుడు మా మామలు విరసత్ చేసుకున్నారు అందులో ఒక మామ marriage kakundane expire అయినారు ఆ మామ ఆస్తి 2. మామలు cheskunnaru ఇప్పుడు మా mother వాట కోసం petition veyocha please clarify my doubt sir

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Naku Telugu radu ☺️ I asked someone and understood the question. As here in this case partition was done before 20th December, 2004 and as all parties were aware and as there is absence of any dispute, now no rights can be claimed

[@hemas1929]

Hi sir nan father VA agiddaru avaru 1985 Alli death adru aa job annu nam mother ge aanukampada aadaradalli sikthu ega nam mother retired agiddare aavaru property yelli yelli madidare antha nange thilidilla aavarige 3 daughters 1 son edare Nanu avara daughter aavara aasthi vevaravannu hege thagobeku antha thilisthira

[@sandeepkalabalagi1322]

If property is divided before 2005 between 2 sons . Can daughter file for her part now..?

[@rutujat9287]

No

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If it is happened between 20th December 2004 and if there were no litigation by daughter - Then NO

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If it was decided / devided before 20th December 2004 and if no litigation presence - No further issues

[@dr.t.v.v.satyanarayana1386]

My grandfather already executed a registered will. Through this we have already acquired the property. Now this judgement will have any effect on this will and the girl child can file a case?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If already settled - No

[@harshas8161]

Yes

[@sinuthomas7231]

Sir . Is this law only for hindu act or invluding Christian, law too

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

This is for Hindus

[@sinuthomas7231]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll .ok thanks

[@krishnas9909]

What if the son invested in dads property ? Will the daughter share equal expenses while divding equally when the father passed away. Can u explain in detail of liabilities section please.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Will refer case law and comeback. Mean time if any experts, can answer

[@rutujat9287]

Daughter sirf father ke property pe right claim kr sakti he..... either self aquired or ancentral.... agr son ne invest kiya ho to use proove krna padega... fir usko right nhi milega

[@tusharmistry3018]

@@rutujat9287 so can i say tht frm now onwards every husband will ask his wife to claim her property right frm her parents??

[@shrinidhis1829]

hi sir very nice video. Our property is divided before 1990. At that time since there was panchayath registration we have done registration through it. All though from then tax papers and land pahani is in our name. In this case can daughters claim for property??

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If no litigation and if they were aware of all this in such case no litigation

[@shrinidhis1829]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll thank u sir...actually there is no ligitation from daughters side...we r running through one more case as it is ancestral . Its from my grandfathers relations . Does it affect the share in property for daughters ?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

I don't think so

[@shrinidhis1829]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll ok thank u sir ..

[@biswajyotidas7555]

After claiming the property from her father if she dies then the property will goes to her Husband and her adult childs. Is it right?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

It will be shared among husband and children but I need to study it further

[@biswajyotidas7555]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll oky try to tell me here if you will done.

[@Nkumar-xt3pd]

Sir my grand father died on 2010 where he has self acquired 5 acres of property , after death my grandmother transferred that property in her name by using death certificate ,is girl child have right to get share from the property which is in the name of grandmother at present ? Please reply sir

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Please watch my second video

[@dreams4790]

Judgement copy Tell the details to fill-up in the SC website to get the copy.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Details available in Description... I have added link there

[@gksdvlogs]

We will have to claim even after this new amendment or automatically we will get equal right.

[@vijaychandra91]

Sir if parents gave property as a gift to his son can daughter claim that property

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If ancestral property - Yes

[@vijaychandra91]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll if it is self aquired property ? Sir if brother made a gift deed while case is running in court can we claim that gifted property

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

On self acquired property, the one who has acquired has 100% right. He can do anything with it

[@vijaychandra91]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll can it be reversed

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Please take opinion from practising advocate on case precise question, with full details of the case

[@Ravi-ww2kt]

Sir it is applied year of 1990 to 1995 pls reply

[@remisingh5100]

Sir plz explain,is this also applicable in agriculture land in uttarpradesh

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes

[@thelastofsamurai9249]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll sir plz go through up zamindari and tenancy act,and I think Constitution itself says that agriculture and is a part of state laws...

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Sure. Will try

[@remisingh5100]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll my lawyer says its for hindu sucession law for residential properties,married daughters has no right in agriculture not applicable in agriculture law is it ??

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

I need sometime to probe on this topic

[@malavraval9648]

Will nai kiya hai but nominee ladke ka hai in policy FD property to kya Hoga

[@vijay1putcha]

If the daughter died before 2005 can her children claim I doubt because of the act says living daughter.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Act doesn't says living daughter. It is clear that even when she is dead, she has the right. So, her children surely have the right. Read 6(1)b and 6(3)

[@vijay1putcha]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll She becomes a coparcener from 2005 whenever she is born but she should be alive.

[@rajithakancharla6870]

My grand father sold his ancestrol property in the year 1970 after he purchased another property if daughters have equal rights

[@vijay1putcha]

Agreed 👍

[@Anithashivappa876]

Grandfather property , can granddaughter claim? Father died in 1980. Plz help sir

[@snehashaju4765]

Is this law is for all religion in india?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

This is applicable only for Hindus

[@snehashaju4765]

Is there any this kind of law for christians?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes. The Indian Succession Act, 1925

[@snehashaju4765]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll Thanku sir

[@punitmalik9752]

If a woman whose father Death in 1945 at that time she is only girl child of her father. can she get her father property if that property now ownd by her uncles without her ligle permission. Plz reply sir

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

The new litigations not allowed

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

The new litigation on already settled division as per then rule

[@punitmalik9752]

Sir Case is already pending since 2014 .what can happen in this matter?

[@punitmalik9752]

Sir plz reply

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If property was not settled before 20th December 2004 without any dispute, then the daughter still has the case in her benefit. However, please consult with your advocate on legal position

[@ravikumar-lc9sk]

Sir my grand father had 1 son and 3 Daughter. He was died in the year 1992. After that all the agricultural land transferred to my father name. My question is that 3 daughter had a right to take equal share in that agricultural land or not?.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

They had. But now not possible if they were aware of such transfer all these years. The Judgement supports only those cases where dispute was there...

[@ravikumar-lc9sk]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll Sir My father registered all the property to my Name as on 25th August 2020. Now again my father had a right to sale that property or gift that property to others? At the time of registration my sisters also agree to register to my name.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Your sister has right over property if they dispute

[@sagark9354]

Sir daughter born 1939 can claim the father property plz reply sir

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If dispute available on a particular property, then can ask. But if matters are already been settled before 20th December 2004, then no space for dispute

[@sagark9354]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll no dispute sir

[@nirajsahu7724]

Hello sir Agar partition already hochuka h before 2005 will the daughter have right over the property. Plzzzz do reply sir

[@nirajsahu7724]

@ganesh Poojary please reply

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Loading follow-up video in few minutes. Answered there

[@chethanbasavanapura6011]

Really these are all use full information

[@ushaasree]

Self acquired property of father and he is not interested to give equal share to his married daughters... Daughter will have right to question ??

[@thelastofsamurai9249]

No,father is a soul owner

[@jilubhachavda3127]

My mama has finished half process of selling their land and they are hiding the truth that either my mother'sname was available in that property or not.my mother will also be the beneficiary of that selling advantages and liabilities,,?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

You can put a case to know the legal position of ownership of land

[@sunilpal8980]

Uttar Pradesh me married daughter ka share ni banta uspar state law applicable hota he jaha married daughter ka share ni he.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

I don't think Uttar Pradesh is an exception as Supreme Court judgement is applicable for all states. Maybe time will answer with new case laws...

[@knowthetruth5553]

Sir pls respond , If father already registered willdeed on his property to his 2 sons and giving nothing to his wife and his 2 daughters (1physically handicap another 1 divorced) do they have right

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If such properties are not self acquired by father, then all have rights

[@mohamedabdulmajeed9769]

Sir/ quick response. Thank you so so much.

[@veerannaparma8797]

Sir, In view of supreme court's new decision, I have an agriculture land of four acres. The partition was done in my and my brother’s favor equally during 1986 june with help of village accountant and tahasildar.Since from 1987 I am getting holdings certificate, Phani nakkal.But partition has not done through deed registration nor court decree . My father died during 1998. Before june 1986 the agriculture land was on father’s name.before 1963 it was on the name of my grand fathe who divided the agri land in between my father and and my fathr’s elder brother equally. I have four married sisters who were married before 2004 june, asking share in the above land. If father died before 2005 sep 9, can they claim if it is ancestral property . Kindly answer. With regards Veeranna parmar. Sir, I want to download this judment , Kindly send the url .

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If partition was done before 2004 and if all were aware, now no new dispute can be raised

[@falconstargamer9257]

Thank you 👍 explained very well 👍

[@madhureddy9080]

If daughters dies in 2003 ,her sons have legal rights?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes provided property was not settled before 2004

[@madhureddy9080]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll property stil not settled among daughters

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Then they get share of their mother

[@madhureddy9080]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll even if she dies 2003 ( that is before 2005)

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

No problem

[@sovier1795]

thanks . nice explanation

[@vaanmathi9644]

My mother got married before 1989.can she claim her died grandfather undivided property.. her father also died..both are died before 1989...we are from tamilnadu

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

If not yet divided, you have right to claim

[@vaanmathi9644]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll thanks sir

[@sportrahul]

If father bought a piece of land can he gift his self acquired property to one family member.??its an important question lakhs of people wants to know!!!

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

He can gift anyone in this world including giving for Charity. He has absolute right over it

[@girishsngiri2026]

hi sir goverment given temple land for general caste 1982 with condition that not to sell 15 years but my father taken tasildar permission and taken in 1989 in 8 year tasildar permission is vaild

[@girishsngiri2026]

sir plz reply

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

No idea

[@snekhak8975]

Sir NOW IM AGE 20 IM A GIRL CHILD FOR MY FATHERS FIRST WIFE MY MOTHER WAS NOT EDUCATED AT ALL MY FATHER HAS GIVEN HER DIVORCE WHEN I WAS AGE 9 IN THAT STATEMENT HE HAVE GIVEN 10 LAKHS THAT IS ONLY FOR MY STUDIES WHICH CANNOT BE USED BY MOM ITS ONLY FOR ME ND MY FUTURE BUT MY FATHER HAVE A LOT OF ASSET ND MONEY WHETHER I HAVE SHARE OVER IT NOW IM MAJOR WHETER I CAN GIVE CASE OVER HIM AND ASK FOR MY SHARE SIR PLS REPLY SIR I WAS STRUGGLING TO GET A ANSWER FROM EVERYONE 😇

[@rachana2549]

Thank u for detailed explanation sir😇

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

I don't log without details ☺️😊

[@cwsbng4839]

SIR, TWO DAUGHTER TAKE NOTIONAL SHARE ON ANCENTARY PROPERTY IN 2018,THAT 2 DAUGHTER APPLY FOR FINAL DEGREE PROCESSING FILE ON COURT.COURT OBEY THE FINAL DEGREE PROCESSING.MY FATHER STAY TAKE ON HIGH COURT FOR RA.AND HIGH COURT RSA FILLED MY FATHER.DAUGHTER ACCEPT THR NOTIONAL SHARE THIS JUDGEMENT GIVE A EQUAL SHARE OR DONT DISTURB THE NOTIONAL SHARE FDP CASE

[@cwsbng4839]

PLEASE REPLY ME SIR ,I AM CONFUSION

[@merriaathomson9584]

Thank you.

[@vishwamurthy6784]

this is very useful