Property Rights - Ends Son Right in Father's Property | Daughter Right in Father's Property
In this video, adv. Papia (Decode the law) will discuss about the property rights and will discuss about landmark Supreme Court Judgements where the court has made several remarkable observations recent years, further strengthening the property rights of daughters. How latest Supreme Court Judgment expands daughter's legal rights to father's property. Are daughters entitled to the self-acquired properties of father? Let’s discuss
In India, the right of a son in his father's property depends on various factors, including the religion and the nature of the property. Here are some key points to consider:
Hindu Succession Act, 1956: Under the Hindu Succession Act, the property of a Hindu male, whether acquired by way of inheritance, gift, purchase, or ancestral, is generally classified into two categories: ancestral property and self-acquired property.
a) Ancestral Property:
An ancestral property is one that has been passed down from one's paternal ancestors. Sons & daughters have an equal share in ancestral property. In the case of ancestral property, the son has a legal right to a share, and this right is by birth.
🟨 What is a daughter’s share in property in India?
Ans. A daughter’s share in property in India is determined by the Hindu Succession Act, which gives daughters an equal share as sons in the ancestral property of their father.
b) Self-acquired Property:
Self-acquired property is the one acquired by the father through his own efforts and not inherited from his ancestors. In the case of self-acquired property, the father can decide how to distribute the property among his legal heirs, including sons, through a will or other legal means.
🟨 Daughter's Right To Inherit Self-Acquired Property Of Father Dying Intestate Recognized Under Customary Hindu Law: Supreme Court. The Supreme Court has observed that a daughter is capable of inheriting the self-acquired property or share received in the partition of a coparcenary property of her Hindu father dying intestate.
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6:35- division of Ancestral Property & Self- Acquire Property
8:18- summary
🟨 Act and Section in this video: Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act of 2005
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