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Think you are the only son to your parents, with five sisters.
your maternal side, there is some property done by your
grand father which they have registered to their younger
brother for some security purpose when you are a child. and
now in your meternal your uncle is bachelor, and your unt's
are spinsters. one unt is married, but do not have any
child, one more aunt is married but have a girl baby. Now
my question is will you have right on the property or not.
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Answer / vrishali
IF THE PROPERTY IS ANCESTRAL,THEN MY MOM ALSO DESERVES
RIGHT IN THIS PROPERTY.AUTOMATICALLY I ALSO GET THE RIGHT.
AS MY GRANDFATHER REGISTERED THIS PROPERTY TO HIS YOUNGER
BROTHER ONLY FOR SECURITY PURPSE,THEN IT IS NECESSARY TO
SEE IF ANY CONDITION MENTIONED IN THE REGISTRATION DEED
REGUARDING RETURN IT BACK TO YOUR MOTHER OR NY OTHER HAIR
IF ANY OR TO MY GRANDFATHER. VRISHALI
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 27 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / swapnil
Absolutely not,the property has been duly registered in the
name of executer's brother,unless the deed contains any
such clause as to retransfer of that property in my name
after attainment of my majoriy or on happening of any
contingent event i will not have any right, intrest or
claim over that property
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 18 Yes | 6 No |
Answer / ganeh
The property is trasfered to the yonger brother for security
(interest is created for the benifit of minor) as stated in
the Trasfer of Property Act section 14 of this Act When the
property is trasfered in Indian Registration Act, U/S.14 of
the T.P. Act clraly stated that,No transfer of Property can
operate to creat an interest -which is to take effect -1.
After the life time of one or more persons living at the
date of of trasfer,2.the minority of person who shall be in
existence at the expiration that period--and to whom ,if
attains full age, interest created to belong.
If the property is trasferered by registration by
creating interest i.e. grand fater registered property to
thrir yonger brother for security in future when I attain
majority the property belong to me,--There for I wiil have
an right over the property when I attain the majority age
under the provision of Section-14 Of The trasfer of
prooerty Act..
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 7 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / adv.md moiz
YES, if the property is ancestral property than the right of share is equal for all the members of the family even it is transfer it on any one member of family if their is primary evidence to prove it.as per hindu law
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Answer / kanchan purohit
i think i will not have right as the property is registered
in the name of uncle
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / pt
No,
I don't have any right on the property,because,
As per Hindu Succession Act 1956, Sec.8 All the property
intested distributed to the Unles daughter.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 9 Yes | 11 No |
First this property is of maternal side so on this property
there is second right of my mother and first of my maternal
uncle. So after the death of my mother's father, this
property will go with my maternal uncle and and his
children if my maternal unlce is not and my mother has all
sisters than also it not us because it gose with my
mother's mother. So, it is not possible that it will come
withme.
Thanks.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 5 No |
Answer / neeraj
only sone is the property holder as per the contract law
and hindu famlliy law
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 8 No |
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