Agree... Also she never come to see how they live. They may visit once in 2 or 3 years if asked they used to say we also have our family. If they come, they also take what ever they want like sarees, jewellery collectively and relentlessly of every festival without thinking how brothers family is running. When father died she came for share. Due to sudden death of my father he could not write any will. I want to share you my pain... It took 15 years to me and my wife to close the liability taken for her in the time of her marrage. We sacrificed our 15 years for her marrage liability. We couldnot even eat good food to accumulate money. I regrets to my children I could gave them good education. Now I am old could not work but running around court with my sons hard earn money. Her husband and father in law has more then what we have but also she dragged me to court.
This channel is literally so helpful for 12th grade students!! Like I only knew the names of the cases and didn't even know what the cases were actually about! Thank you so much!! Awesome work!
Hello mam, I have a doubt. In the situation of second marriage, when husband dies intestate, how the step son (biological son of the lady) can get the part in property of husband
@@Krishna_Handloom This situation is about Illegitimate son of Hindu male. In this after the death of husband his legitimate son(that is son from first wife) will get more share and illegitimate son(son from second wife) will get half of it. I hope it will help you understand!!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you soooooo much ma'am for the SUBTITLES, especially like for me who needs to prepare self notes n study and who doesn't understand hindi.. Pls continue to put subtitles in upcoming videos too.. thank you! 😊
This is very nice judgment by our courts. Girls are also equal deservers as boys. EDITED- This is one of very few videos which I have ever shared with my friends.
At present daughters enjoy equal rights in property with their brother. But this law becomes self contradictory and invalid if the daughter is not given equal share in property like her brother in the will made by their father. Patriarchal society takes help of this law to deprive the daughter of her natural right.
@@minatisaha9284 Yup, you may be right. I do not have much knowledge about the laws as I'm a computer science student. But thanks for this useful piece of information.
I have a question…. How can the self acquired property go to father’s brother’s children(@7:28)in presence of the deceased women’s own children…. Kindly go through section 15 of HSA again… and kindly clarify if possible to take out time from your busy schedule
@@nehaagarwal9293 I was having the same question while watching the video. Thankyou for clarifying. By the way did she mention that she died without any children?
Todays women are independent and strong enough so that they can carry half weight of evrything when they could enjoy half assets New customs should put liability on girl to fund marriage of childrens of there brother New customs should put pressure on girl to gift tons of items on every occassions Now girls are strong enough to take care of parents equally they should take parents with her during marriage of daughter itself Why should boys have all the fun
Agreed after marriage girl becomes bahu are boys ready to become ghar jamai. No right due to their ego boys will never stay in wifes hohuse so wife can take care of her parents then cry why gurls not taking equal responsibilty.
At present daughters enjoy equal rights in property with their brother. But this law becomes self contradictory and invalid if the daughter is not given equal share in property like her brother in the will made by their father. Patriarchal society takes help of this law to deprive the daughter of her natural right.
Question- Whether the girls are eligible for equal share in the property? Opinion: No, the girls are not equal share holder in the property in which the owner of the property died before 2005, this is held by Supreme Court recently in the Judgment. Please clarify if some one know.
Thank u so much mam I think people create difference between girl or boy is uneducated people.but day by day all awareness come in mind every person and understand the girl.is very important in every society !!!without girl every home empty !!!
These rules are for instate property , whose will has not been made. But i think father or mother should hand over to property to one who take care of them. Be it son or daughter.
What about self acquired property?what if there is a will &name of successors is not disclosed to the daughter?whether will or not,does a daughter get equal rights?
Thank you very much Ma'am for this informative video! Ma'am, could you please upload a pdf containing information about this case? It would be really very helpful, Ma'am!
My mothers brother grabbed her parent's property on his name, as my grandparents wanted to give their property to my mother but they couldn't coz they died before writing any will
If grandparents has not write any will and after that mother's brother just took all their property in his own name then it will be easily challenged in court, it doesn't matter whom this property now belongs IF it was not transferred by grandparents themselves to him before their death...
A proud and self respect doughter will never deman property from their parents. I denied property from my parents rather it's the husband who should provide their wife
A proud and self respect son would never snatch away the rights of his sister! A man and woman both should earn equally to make a living Why only the husband should provide for his wife How do you see respect in surviving on your husband!?
@@khushislays2305 rubbish. Tu doh taqy ki nauqrani hain. Tera husband adha adha bartan nai dohta, khana nai banata, ghar ki safai nai karta, adhy kapry nai dohta, bacho ko nai dekhta. Ya ha akar bqwas kar rahi ho. Teri uqaat nai baqwas karny ki, kio k tum doh taqy ki nauqrani ho. Jo aurty ghar meh aram farma rahi hain tum jaisiyo ka boht mazak urati hain.
@@ShivaPrasad-vt2pw bhaia... Clg kaise chhose krte h plz help me out... Mai pehle hi dropper hu... Agr mai koi private me gai to mere career pr koi frk pdega?
Maam, is there any law against the father who don't want to pass his property to his daughter. As the property right is with him so he can give his property to anyone he like..
The case mentioned in this video was of intestate property .. agr vasiyat Bani hui h to property vasiyat ke according hi bati jaegi .. tumhri mrzi tum Kisi ke bhi nam pr vasiyat likh do ..
Thanks for the information !!! If the father make property will only the name of his son & he deprives his daughter than how the daughter challenge the property will ???
The owners wishes are inscribed in the will. How can someone even think of it ..how to challenge? This type of thoughts are definitely gonna effect society badly and this will lead to end such a enormous bond and relationship of brothers and sisters. This is nothing but only a greed for property.
@@LegalJob it isn’t about greed but the status of a woman If a man gives half property to sister Even his wife would bring half But the only difference is that he cannot taunt his wife in future That you’re living on my expenses and house and you’re a gold digger etc!!!
what is the effect when the dies intestate but has heirs?? According to this Father's self-acquired property after death will be passed on to his daughter, and when she dies intestate, even though she has legal heirs her children cannot enjoy the property rights.
If the property is from the female’s parents then it goes back to the fathers heir ie her siblings, offspring/ if from in-laws side then it goes to her children ie in the case when there is no written will
@@michichen4015 is this true, but i read in 51 page judgement, They said, if deceased daughter has no issues ( may be children) then it will go back to her father source again.. Am i right, it's really conflicting
@Alok Kumar If she has own self acquired property , instated means (no will made) . Then it will go equally to its husband, son, daughter.. And she had an equal right of her deceased father instated property, but she dies instated, (without will) , Her part of property will be gone back to father's side source.. Her children can't claim, as what i hv understand but not 100% sure.. And this youtube madam given wrong story of property case, It's brother of the deceased father, His one daughter of 5 children, filled case for her Right in property.. Earlier Brother only son got property of his Chacha, his 4 sisters got nothing, Court given all 5 children equal share 1/5th..
What if, father made a will that all his property should be passed down to his son only...? Can daughter still claim or get any right in the property??
@@sonusheoran3583 If a will is made in favour of son then daughters cannot have right on that property. A will is a clear statement indicating the willingness of the holder to pass the property only to the ones mentioned in the will. That means if the father writes a will to pass his entire property to a servant post his death, only the servant shall have full rights on it.
If person buys some property with the money revived from sale from ancestral property…. Than new property status would be self acquired or inherited? Pl provide clarity.
Agr female ki khud ki property ho means usne khud s kmaya ho aur us female ki death ho jati hai Bina vaseehat likhe aur us female ki shadi v nhi hui hai to uske property pr kiska haq hoga ?
Did ponnuswamy had any children ?? What if ponnuswamy had brother and property distributed between them equally ? Does it mean that after intestate death of ponnuswamy her property is transfered to her brother's children ?
These two cases talk about the property of female either inherited from father or husband or father-in-law, but what if property is self acquired by the female itself and she dies intested? ie she die without her will??? where will her self acquired property go?
Madam i have one doubt please clarify this Mr A have ancestors property he has 2 sons and one doughter. In this case doughter died in 1962 ofter giving birth of ond boy and girl that boy also died in 2005 he has two boys and one girl the question is these grandsons can claim his grandmother property. Please answer madam.
Your videos are always helpful however,Ma'am i have doubt regarding this.. If a father had bought many lands but died without making any Property will and he had one daughter and one son , they both even died with making any declaration regarding their ancestral property, then to whose children the ancestral property will pass on ? Please reply
Heirs of both the son and daughter will get a share. Half of the share in property will be shared between heirs of son i.e. his widow and children. The other half will be divided between the heirs of the daughter i.e. her children.
@@pinakypaliwal7622 No but there they stated something, if the daughter's property which borrowed from father, if she too dies, then the property get back to her father's heirs, i e. His son, which is the daughter's brother, and as the daughter's brother is not alive, it will be transferred to the daughter's brother's heirs, instead of daughter's heirs. Am I right?
@@rushikesh_agre_ That applies only if the woman doesn't have children. If she has children they are entitled. Only when she has no children of her own then this provision of thd property going back to fathers' heirs instead of husband comes into picture. So, first of all- children. If no children then we see if the property is inhetited by her from her parents or not. As long as there are children it doesn't matter where she got the property from - it's hers and her children will inherit it after her.
Very nice explanation madam I have one doubt- Then how will we protect the right of deceased womens children Because sec 15 says property will devolve firstly to the son or daughter. N if the property goes to her father back then womens children will get less share compare to prior disposition.
Women can basically make Will in favour their children so as to make sure that they inherit the property. But she dies intestate (without Will) then property will go back to source.
HI, My maternal grandfather and maternal grandmother died. Now my maternal grandfather had 2 children's elder daughter (my mom) and younger brother (my uncle). My mom has 4 children and husband and my uncle (mama ji) has a wife and a daughter. My maternal grandfather did not create any will and has self acquired house along with bank account. So would like to clarify we all 4 children's (class 2) hires will be getting my moms right in half of the property, as per latest ruling by Hon. supreme court.? Your response will be highly appreciated. Thank you
did married women have same responsibility for parents as boys have as boys are suppose to take care of parents' . i believe property should be divided based on who is taking care of parents .
Good evening mam, I am a student . Mam main bhout pareshan hu kuki mere papa ki behhne lalach ke karan hmm per case Kiya hua hai property lene ke liye ,humm bhout gareeb hai mere dada ji ne vasiyat (will) mere papa ke naam per likhi hai unki death se pehle . Is case ke karn humari sari saving bhi khatam ho gayi hai jis karan humari padayi bhi dhik dhangh se nahi ho rahi .hum chaar Bhai bhen hai . Kya hm case jitege ?? Hm abb kya kar sakte hai??
If there is a registered partition of the joint ancestral property in the year 1953 between uncle and nephew, would both be separate owners of the said property?
An excellent ruling given by the Supreme Court today. And outstanding explanation, loved it.
*कम समय में अति स्पष्टता से समग्र मुद्दा समझाया आपने।* 😊👍
*धन्यवाद।* 🙏
Very well explained
Even though I'm not a law student but I am still saving this video to my GK playlist.
So IF the father has debt and needs to pay, In this case why does only the son has to pay? it must be divided between son and daughter.
Agree... Also she never come to see how they live. They may visit once in 2 or 3 years if asked they used to say we also have our family. If they come, they also take what ever they want like sarees, jewellery collectively and relentlessly of every festival without thinking how brothers family is running. When father died she came for share. Due to sudden death of my father he could not write any will. I want to share you my pain... It took 15 years to me and my wife to close the liability taken for her in the time of her marrage. We sacrificed our 15 years for her marrage liability. We couldnot even eat good food to accumulate money. I regrets to my children I could gave them good education. Now I am old could not work but running around court with my sons hard earn money. Her husband and father in law has more then what we have but also she dragged me to court.
law also imposes liabilities on her in case of coparcenary property
@@raghunath188 who is they?
The real G
Bete dahej bhi le aur property me hak bhi....sbse bda bikhari to son hota hai...
This channel is literally so helpful for 12th grade students!! Like I only knew the names of the cases and didn't even know what the cases were actually about! Thank you so much!! Awesome work!
Glad you like them!
Hello mam, I have a doubt.
In the situation of second marriage, when husband dies intestate, how the step son (biological son of the lady) can get the part in property of husband
@@Krishna_Handloom This situation is about Illegitimate son of Hindu male. In this after the death of husband his legitimate son(that is son from first wife) will get more share and illegitimate son(son from second wife) will get half of it.
I hope it will help you understand!!!
@@akankshaverma2773 thank u so much🙂
@@_FinologyLegal mam kitne judges ke bench thi please bataiye
Son and daughter are equal! In that case, she must be equally treated to pay the debt of her father as sons do!!! If I’m wrong, correct me!!!
Sons have no legal duty to pay their father's debts.
@@pinakypaliwal7622 if your dad debt for something and he isn’t able to pay now! And lenders are going hyper over your dad. So what would you do?
@@bantimojiyan In that case I would help him pay his debts as much as I can.
@@pinakypaliwal7622 what if the father dies?
@@pinakypaliwal7622 pls answer I really want to know
Very well explained, God bless you ❤❤😇
Yes i do support this..
Also i want to see equality where a settled girl marrying a jobless/Struggling guy.
@@a1b257 i am ready just find me girl message me I'll DM you my profile.
@@a1b257 because there are no such girls😌🤞
Impossible.. Man not earning stupidity
Never marry a jobless man. Ask him to get settled first, then marry.
@@dreamsdesires exactly
Excellent video but in the end. I guess in conclusion , there is a lot of scope to improve and explain. It ended in very obscure manner.
true
Even I think the same
Thank you, thank you, thank you soooooo much ma'am for the SUBTITLES, especially like for me who needs to prepare self notes n study and who doesn't understand hindi..
Pls continue to put subtitles in upcoming videos too.. thank you! 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Yes I too need English subtitles very much
You told very well infact fantastic Explanation but I am really missing honorable Priya mam in this video...
All the supreme court judgement should give clarity like this...which should be followed
In India absence of right of survivorship all property acquired by birth.....Thank you so much for instant analysis of latest judgment
@finology legal thank u di for giving these type of cases these are very helpful for me
Thanks for liking
Correction- 2005 amendment is not retrospective in nature but retroactive in nature vide Vineeta Sharma case.
Specular explanation didi 🥰
Thank 🌹you
Clean and clear as well
Thanks a lot 😊
Finology is the best in dealing with case laws
Thanks for sharing valuable knowledge 😊👍
Di amazing just amazing ! ❤️ Thanku so much ❤️
Outstanding explanation 🥰
Thank you so much
Ma'am aap ko halala ki practice jo islam me hai voh kya sahi lagti hai...?🤔🤔
Great analysis of great news 👍
This is very nice judgment by our courts. Girls are also equal deservers as boys.
EDITED- This is one of very few videos which I have ever shared with my friends.
At present daughters enjoy equal rights in property with their brother. But this law becomes self contradictory and invalid if the daughter is not given equal share in property like her brother in the will made by their father. Patriarchal society takes help of this law to deprive the daughter of her natural right.
@@minatisaha9284 Yup, you may be right. I do not have much knowledge about the laws as I'm a computer science student. But thanks for this useful piece of information.
I have a question…. How can the self acquired property go to father’s brother’s children(@7:28)in presence of the deceased women’s own children…. Kindly go through section 15 of HSA again… and kindly clarify if possible to take out time from your busy schedule
She died issueless. That is why the property devolved back to the source i.e., to heirs of the father which in this case are brother’s children.
@@nehaagarwal9293 I was having the same question while watching the video. Thankyou for clarifying. By the way did she mention that she died without any children?
@@koushikgorain4302 she did not mention, but implied I guess
@@telugugardenerwitharts yes she died without children
Todays women are independent and strong enough so that they can carry half weight of evrything when they could enjoy half assets
New customs should put liability on girl to fund marriage of childrens of there brother
New customs should put pressure on girl to gift tons of items on every occassions
Now girls are strong enough to take care of parents equally they should take parents with her during marriage of daughter itself
Why should boys have all the fun
@Vamshi i mean its not everywhere you’re from a privileged family i guess so its not from women with already rich backgrounds but for opressed women
Agreed after marriage girl becomes bahu are boys ready to become ghar jamai. No right due to their ego boys will never stay in wifes hohuse so wife can take care of her parents then cry why gurls not taking equal responsibilty.
Every girl is happy now 💖
Thank you so much Madam.. I loved&Enjoyed your Way of Explanation🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤
Thanks for liking
You are very well explained very amazing lawyer you are
Thank you so much for the information 🙂🙂🙂😘😘
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Lot's of love ma'am 👌👌👌👌
Bhut achha samjhaya aapne 🙏🙏
Girls r powerful nd brave..
Give girls opportunities nd education they will change the world ❣️
Go girl 😍🇮🇳🙏
What.a great explanation 🎉
If the female had sold that property how it will devolve back to father's heirs
Thanks mam🙏❤️
Thanks ma'am
Thank you too
At present daughters enjoy equal rights in property with their brother. But this law becomes self contradictory and invalid if the daughter is not given equal share in property like her brother in the will made by their father. Patriarchal society takes help of this law to deprive the daughter of her natural right.
Superbbb kakoli ma'am...🙏🙏
Very beautifully explained mam
Bhot acha samjhati h aap 👌👌😇
Girls are equal on every front today.
Thank you so much di 😊 for providing amazing videos.
Supreme Court ko ye bhi change kr dena cahiye....
Thanks mam very informative videos mam 👍👍
Thanks for liking
Question- Whether the girls are eligible for equal share in the property?
Opinion: No, the girls are not equal share holder in the property in which the owner of the property died before 2005, this is held by Supreme Court recently in the Judgment. Please clarify if some one know.
Amazing knowledge 🤗🙈
Thank you so much 😀
Thank u so much mam I think people create difference between girl or boy is uneducated people.but day by day all awareness come in mind every person and understand the girl.is very important in every society !!!without girl every home empty !!!
These rules are for instate property , whose will has not been made. But i think father or mother should hand over to property to one who take care of them. Be it son or daughter.
What about self acquired property?what if there is a will &name of successors is not disclosed to the daughter?whether will or not,does a daughter get equal rights?
Exactly...I also have the same question.
Thank you well said ❤
Thanks for watching!
Amazing way of defining the concept 😇.
Ma'am...
Aapko islam me halala ki practice sahi salti hai...???🤔
Amazing explaination❤❤
Thanks for such a useful information
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much Ma'am for this informative video! Ma'am, could you please upload a pdf containing information about this case? It would be really very helpful, Ma'am!
Superb analysis
Thanks a ton
My mothers brother grabbed her parent's property on his name, as my grandparents wanted to give their property to my mother but they couldn't coz they died before writing any will
Means you wanna grab your mother property,
If grandparents has not write any will and after that mother's brother just took all their property in his own name then it will be easily challenged in court, it doesn't matter whom this property now belongs IF it was not transferred by grandparents themselves to him before their death...
Such an insightful video. Thanks for such amazing work.😊😊
Glad you liked it!
Very well explained 👏
Glad it was helpful!
A proud and self respect doughter will never deman property from their parents. I denied property from my parents rather it's the husband who should provide their wife
A proud and self respect son would never snatch away the rights of his sister!
A man and woman both should earn equally to make a living
Why only the husband should provide for his wife
How do you see respect in surviving on your husband!?
@@khushislays2305 i also dont see any respect in you becoming a doh taqy ki nauqrani, ghar k andar bhi nauqri ghar k bahir bhi nauqri.
@@razamughal9095 oh come on agar bahar dono kamayenge toh ghar ka kam bhi divideo hoga
R u from afghanistan
Ur thoughts are too narrow
@@razamughal9095 working in a coperate is not 2 takke ki naukrani
Then i think all men are naukare right
@@khushislays2305 rubbish. Tu doh taqy ki nauqrani hain. Tera husband adha adha bartan nai dohta, khana nai banata, ghar ki safai nai karta, adhy kapry nai dohta, bacho ko nai dekhta. Ya ha akar bqwas kar rahi ho. Teri uqaat nai baqwas karny ki, kio k tum doh taqy ki nauqrani ho. Jo aurty ghar meh aram farma rahi hain tum jaisiyo ka boht mazak urati hain.
Wow. Im a law student. And ur videos are very helpful to us.
Hey bhaia.. Can you tell me which clg u are in? I wanna know if i didn't get any nlu then which clg i should opt...
@@livelifewithjassy7216 Iam persuing in PRR law college in Hyderabad. I got a management seat
@@ShivaPrasad-vt2pw bhaia... Clg kaise chhose krte h plz help me out... Mai pehle hi dropper hu... Agr mai koi private me gai to mere career pr koi frk pdega?
Thanx Sister...
Thanks very good information maam keep it up
Thanks and welcome
Well explained 👍
Aur confuse kar diya apne ..........but priya ma'am explain acha krti hi ...pls take lecture
Well explained. Would suggest to correct the word 'retrospective' as 'retroactive'.
Absolutely Fantastic
Good information
This lecture should be covered by Priya mam 😊
Superbbb 🤩🤩
Maam, is there any law against the father who don't want to pass his property to his daughter. As the property right is with him so he can give his property to anyone he like..
The case mentioned in this video was of intestate property .. agr vasiyat Bani hui h to property vasiyat ke according hi bati jaegi .. tumhri mrzi tum Kisi ke bhi nam pr vasiyat likh do ..
thank you so much maam,crystal clear
very nice lecture mam thank you
Thanku.
Thank you mam for this information.
Jay hind ❣️🇮🇳
Thanks for the information !!! If the father make property will only the name of his son & he deprives his daughter than how the daughter challenge the property will ???
The owners wishes are inscribed in the will.
How can someone even think of it ..how to challenge?
This type of thoughts are definitely gonna effect society badly and this will lead to end such a enormous bond and relationship of brothers and sisters.
This is nothing but only a greed for property.
@@LegalJob it isn’t about greed but the status of a woman
If a man gives half property to sister
Even his wife would bring half
But the only difference is that he cannot taunt his wife in future
That you’re living on my expenses and house and you’re a gold digger etc!!!
Nice session.... well news
Nice decision but reality main agar koi apni property mangti hai to uski family hi uske against ho jati hai
as usual a good video.. but please give us subtitles little difficulty in getting the details.. please
what is the effect when the dies intestate but has heirs?? According to this Father's self-acquired property after death will be passed on to his daughter, and when she dies intestate, even though she has legal heirs her children cannot enjoy the property rights.
Not cleared the confusion...
If the women have children and she dies without any will then her property will remain with her children ,
Am I right ?
If the property is from the female’s parents then it goes back to the fathers heir ie her siblings, offspring/ if from in-laws side then it goes to her children ie in the case when there is no written will
@@michichen4015 is this true, but i read in 51 page judgement,
They said, if deceased daughter has no issues ( may be children) then it will go back to her father source again.. Am i right, it's really conflicting
@Alok Kumar If she has own self acquired property , instated means (no will made) . Then it will go equally to its husband, son, daughter..
And
she had an equal right of her deceased father instated property,
but she dies instated, (without will) ,
Her part of property will be gone back to father's side source.. Her children can't claim, as what i hv understand but not 100% sure..
And this youtube madam given wrong story of property case,
It's brother of the deceased father,
His one daughter of 5 children, filled case for her Right in property.. Earlier Brother only son got property of his Chacha, his 4 sisters got nothing,
Court given all 5 children equal share 1/5th..
Isn't this already well settled law that daughter has right to acquire father's estate (without will) as class 1 heir?
yes
What if, father made a will that all his property should be passed down to his son only...?
Can daughter still claim or get any right in the property??
@@sonusheoran3583 If a will is made in favour of son then daughters cannot have right on that property. A will is a clear statement indicating the willingness of the holder to pass the property only to the ones mentioned in the will. That means if the father writes a will to pass his entire property to a servant post his death, only the servant shall have full rights on it.
Actual judgement starts from 3:42
Thank you bro
If person buys some property with the money revived from sale from ancestral property…. Than new property status would be self acquired or inherited? Pl provide clarity.
@Finology..please aap is video and isi topic k dusre video pe ek combine PDF provide krdijiye 🙏bhot he helpful hoga
Agr female ki khud ki property ho means usne khud s kmaya ho aur us female ki death ho jati hai Bina vaseehat likhe aur us female ki shadi v nhi hui hai to uske property pr kiska haq hoga ?
Did ponnuswamy had any children ?? What if ponnuswamy had brother and property distributed between them equally ? Does it mean that after intestate death of ponnuswamy her property is transfered to her brother's children ?
These two cases talk about the property of female either inherited from father or husband or father-in-law, but what if property is self acquired by the female itself and she dies intested?
ie she die without her will??? where will her self acquired property go?
Madam i have one doubt please clarify this Mr A have ancestors property he has 2 sons and one doughter. In this case doughter died in 1962 ofter giving birth of ond boy and girl that boy also died in 2005 he has two boys and one girl the question is these grandsons can claim his grandmother property. Please answer madam.
Madam waiting for your reply
Madam waiting for your reply
Madam super video...Madam if a sister got property then the sister's husband will got the property....
I have a question here so if the daughter doesn't die interstate and makes will then the property can be distributed to her own children's.
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Your videos are always helpful however,Ma'am i have doubt regarding this..
If a father had bought many lands but died without making any Property will and he had one daughter and one son , they both even died with making any declaration regarding their ancestral property, then to whose children the ancestral property will pass on ? Please reply
Heirs of both the son and daughter will get a share. Half of the share in property will be shared between heirs of son i.e. his widow and children. The other half will be divided between the heirs of the daughter i.e. her children.
@@pinakypaliwal7622 No but there they stated something, if the daughter's property which borrowed from father, if she too dies, then the property get back to her father's heirs, i e. His son, which is the daughter's brother, and as the daughter's brother is not alive, it will be transferred to the daughter's brother's heirs, instead of daughter's heirs. Am I right?
@@rushikesh_agre_ That applies only if the woman doesn't have children. If she has children they are entitled. Only when she has no children of her own then this provision of thd property going back to fathers' heirs instead of husband comes into picture. So, first of all- children. If no children then we see if the property is inhetited by her from her parents or not. As long as there are children it doesn't matter where she got the property from - it's hers and her children will inherit it after her.
@@pinakypaliwal7622 Got it. Thanks for your explanation.
@@pinakypaliwal7622 thanks for the clarification , I had that doubt too.
Court also clear what is responsibility of douthers for family for poor father and mother
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Very nice explanation madam
I have one doubt-
Then how will we protect the right of deceased womens children
Because sec 15 says property will devolve firstly to the son or daughter.
N if the property goes to her father back then womens children will get less share compare to prior disposition.
Women can basically make Will in favour their children so as to make sure that they inherit the property. But she dies intestate (without Will) then property will go back to source.
Well the explanation was regarding women not having children
HI,
My maternal grandfather and maternal grandmother died. Now my maternal grandfather had 2 children's elder daughter (my mom) and younger brother (my uncle). My mom has 4 children and husband and my uncle (mama ji) has a wife and a daughter. My maternal grandfather did not create any will and has self acquired house along with bank account. So would like to clarify we all 4 children's (class 2) hires will be getting my moms right in half of the property, as per latest ruling by Hon. supreme court.?
Your response will be highly appreciated.
Thank you
Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh or Jain..... What about inheritance law of other religions?
Islam gives the highest compared to any religion. A whole 50% of her brother.
Mam aap ab fit ho rahi ho
Very important video
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did married women have same responsibility for parents as boys have as boys are suppose to take care of parents' . i believe property should be divided based on who is taking care of parents .
A woman can take care too but most husbands would not like this so change your mindset first
WRONG, then everyone would run to take care of their parents based on greed,
Good evening mam, I am a student . Mam main bhout pareshan hu kuki mere papa ki behhne lalach ke karan hmm per case Kiya hua hai property lene ke liye ,humm bhout gareeb hai mere dada ji ne vasiyat (will) mere papa ke naam per likhi hai unki death se pehle . Is case ke karn humari sari saving bhi khatam ho gayi hai jis karan humari padayi bhi dhik dhangh se nahi ho rahi .hum chaar Bhai bhen hai . Kya hm case jitege ?? Hm abb kya kar sakte hai??
If there is a registered partition of the joint ancestral property in the year 1953 between uncle and nephew, would both be separate owners of the said property?