Description
Your siblings or relatives are occupying or dealing with joint family property and refusing to give you your share. You may be a son, a daughter, a widow or a co-buyer. Indian law gives each co-owner the right to demand partition, and daughters have equal rights in Hindu coparcenary property. This answer explains your rights, the settlement and court routes, including the revenue court route for agricultural land in Uttar Pradesh, and the time limits that can bar a claim.
What the answer covers
- Daughters’ rights in coparcenary property and the key Supreme Court ruling
- How shares are worked out when there is no will
- How a partition suit works, from preliminary to final decree
- The separate route for agricultural land in Uttar Pradesh
- The limitation rule that applies after exclusion
- Mistakes that weaken a claim
General legal information, not legal advice. Instant PDF after payment.
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