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Does married daughter have equal rights in ancestral property, when it is been inherited from paternal grandfather and its not earned by father.

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Posted on 16-Mar-17
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Answered on 02-Jun-19
By virtue of the 2005 amendment to the Hindu Marriage Act, a daughter has equal rights in ancestral property. Since in your case the property is not self-acquired by the father, but ancestral, the daughter has an equal share in it, and to avail of it, will have to file a suit for partition claiming her right. Angad Mehta, Advocate
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