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Daughters’ Rights in Father’s Property: Do daughters have rights over their father’s property after marriage?

January 3, 2025 admin

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Daughters’ Rights in Father’s Property: Daughters have rights on ancestral property, but the first right on the property created by the father is hers. Therefore, the father can give his property to anyone as per his wish.

In India, girls are often said to be “paraya dhan” because they leave their father’s house and go to their husband’s house after marriage. Therefore, it is believed that they have no rights over their father’s property. But do daughters really have no rights over their father’s property or do they lose their rights over their father’s property after marriage?

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If you want to know the answer to this, then let us tell you that the Government of India passed the Hindu Succession Act in 1956. This act was related to the division of property in India. Under this law, laws related to property division, succession and inheritance among Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and Sikhs have been decided.

According to the Hindu Succession Act of 1956, daughters had no rights over their father’s property.

Property Rights of Daughter

The government amended this act in 2005, which is known as the Hindu Succession Act 2005. According to this, daughters also get equal rights as sons in their father’s property. But what does this act say in the case of married daughters? Do married daughters also have rights over their father’s property?

Daughters also have equal rights in their father’s property

After the amendment in the Hindu Succession Act in 2005, in the case of a married
 daughter, the daughter has been considered an equal heir to the property. That
 is, before the year 2005, daughters did not get a share in the father's property
 after marriage, but after the amendment in the Hindu Succession Act 1956 in the
 year 2005, daughters also get equal rights in the father's property.

When do daughters not get rights to their father’s property?

If the father has made a will while he is alive, in which he has left the entire property in the name of the son, then the daughter cannot claim or claim any right on the property. But if there is no will, she can claim her right on the property.
The daughter has a right on the ancestral property, but the father has the first right on the property he has earned himself. Therefore, the father can give his property to anyone as per his wish.
If any criminal case is registered on the father’s property then the daughter or any other member of the family cannot claim rights over it.

Let us tell you that the Bombay High Court had said in a decision last month that if the father died before the Hindu Succession Act came into force in 1956, then the daughters have no right over the father’s property. According to the court, since the person died before the 1956 Act came into force, his property was distributed according to the laws existing at the time of his death, which do not recognize daughters as heirs.

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Mumbai sees highest-ever property registrations in 13 years in 2024

January 2, 2025 admin

Maharashtra's biggest industrial land parcel in Navi Mumbai sold for a song to Reliance Industries — Mumbai sees highest-ever property registrations in 13 years in 2024IANS

Mumbai had over 1.41 lakh property registrations in 2024 — the highest in 13 years – and an 11 per cent growth from 2023, according to a new report

According to data sourced from the Inspector General of Registration and Controller of Stamps of Maharashtra, the revenue from property registrations through stamp duty collections grew by 12 per cent year-on-year, estimated at Rs 12,161 crore, compared to Rs 10,871 crore in 2023.

Residential properties constituted 80 per cent of the total registered properties, while non-residential assets accounted for the remaining 20 per cent, according to a report by Knight Frank India.

December witnessed 12,518 property registrations, contributing Rs 1,154 crore to the state exchequer surpassing the December 2023 figures of 12,285 registrations and Rs 933 crore in revenue.

The premium housing segment saw significant traction. Properties priced at Rs 2 crore and above accounted for 23 per cent of total registrations in December, up from 18 per cent in December 2023.

Sales value of housing units in India sees 16 pc jump at Rs 5.68 lakh cr in 2024 — Western and Central suburbs maintained their dominance, contributing 86 per cent of the total market shareIANS

Meanwhile, properties valued under Rs 50 lakh saw a decline in their market share, dropping from 30 per cent in 2023 to 25 per cent in 2024, reflecting a shift in buyer preferences towards higher-value assets, Knight Frank India said in its report.

Western and Central suburbs maintained their dominance, contributing 86 per cent of the total market share.

According to Prashant Sharma, President, NAREDCO Maharashtra, the remarkable growth in Mumbai’s property registrations underscores the resilience and robust demand within the city’s real estate market.

“The significant rise in stamp duty collections highlights the growing preference for premium properties, reflecting buyer confidence. As Mumbai continues to attract end-users and investors alike, this positive trend reaffirms the city’s position as a dynamic and lucrative real estate hub,” he said.

(With inputs from IANS)

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Brother’s property Rights: Can a married sister claim her brother’s property? Know what the law says?

December 27, 2024 admin

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Property laws in India: Our country has a long history of property disputes. Even today we get to see, hear and read many news of property related fights.

One of the major reasons for property related disputes is that many people in our country are not aware of the laws related to property. Today we will know here whether a married sister can claim her brother’s property. What are the circumstances in which a sister can claim all the property of her brother. To get the answer to this question, it is very important to know about many important aspects.

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If this happens then the sister will get all the property and the brother will be left empty handed

Real estate advertising platform Housing quoted Lucknow-based lawyer Prabhanshu Mishra as saying that there are many rules and regulations regarding the share of sisters and daughters in the property. According to the law, parents can give the entire property earned by their own earnings to their married daughter and in such a situation their son, i.e. the girl’s brother, cannot do anything. However, in the case of ancestral property, brothers and sisters are equal partners in their father’s property.

In this situation, the sister can claim all the property of the brother

According to the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005, a married sister can claim her brother’s property or share only under certain circumstances. According to the law, if a person dies without writing a will and there are no Class I claimants like wife, son or daughter to claim his property, then in such a situation, that person’s sister (Class II claimant) can claim her brother’s property. In such a situation, the law of the country gives the sister the right to claim her brother’s property.

Knight Frank India Reports Pune’s Impressive 13,371 Property Registrations and INR 475 Crore Stamp Duty in November 2024

December 18, 2024 admin

Pune recorded registrations of 1,72,677 properties between Jan – Nov 24, a 25% YoY increase

Property registrations during the same period generated stamp duty collections exceeding INR 6,479 crore, reflecting a 35% YoY growth

PUNE: Knight Frank India, in its latest report, noted that Pune recorded 13,371 property registrations in November 2024, generating INR 475 crores in revenue for the state exchequer. Compared to November 2023, property registrations fell by 11% YoY, while stamp duty collections saw a modest 2%. This decline in revenue compared to registrations can be attributed to an increase in high-value transactions. The share of properties valued at INR 1 crore and above rose from 12% in November 2023 to 16% in November 2024.

On a month-on-month (MoM) basis, property registrations decreased by 36%, and revenue collections dropped by 37%. This trend can be attributed to the seasonal surge in October, driven by the festive activities of Diwali and Navratri. The more subdued activity in November likely reflects a market adjustment following October’s heightened performance.

However, when compared to the average monthly registrations in FY24 (April-November), excluding the outlier month of Diwali, the average registrations stood at 13,288. By this measure, November remained broadly consistent, with 13,371 property registrations recorded.

Property registration and Stamp duty collection

PeriodRegistrations (Units)Stamp duty collection (INR cr)Nov-2314,988485Nov-2413,371475YoY Change-11%-2%

Property registrations, Value of property, and Stamp duty collection

Period(Jan-Nov)Total registrationStamp duty collection (INR cr)Jan to Nov 2022125,702 4,344Jan to Nov 2023137,598 4,791Jan to Nov 2024172,677 6,4792024 YoY25%35%

Property registrations, Value of property, and Stamp duty collection

YearMonthTotal RegistrationStamp Duty Collection(INR Cr)2023November14,9884852023December14,7255602024January17,7865892024February18,7916622024March22,1898222024April14,2445662024May12,2805472024June14,6905452024July13,7315212024August13,3975922024September11,0565082024October20,8947512024November13,371475

Source: Knight Frank Research, Maharashtra Govt- Dept. of Registrations and Stamps (IGR)

In the eleven months of 2024, Pune’s residential sector demonstrated remarkable growth, with property sale registrations nearing 1.75 lakh units—the fastest pace in the last two years. The city recorded 172,677 property registrations, marking a 25% increase compared to the same period in 2023. Stamp duty collections also saw a notable rise, exceeding INR 6,479 crores, reflecting a 35% YoY growth.

This impressive performance was driven by Pune’s ongoing infrastructure development, its relative affordability compared to other major cities, and a strong cultural inclination toward homeownership, all of which fueled robust demand throughout 2024.

Demand for homes priced INR 1 cr and above surged in November 2024

Pune’s housing market saw a rise in demand for properties priced at INR 1 cr and above. The luxury segment grew from 12% in November 2023 to 16% in November 2024. Meanwhile, homes in the INR 50 lakh–1 cr range remained the most popular amongst home buyers.

Share of ticket size for residential property transactions

Ticket sizeShare in Nov 2023Share in Nov 2024Under INR 25 lakhs 22%21%INR 25 – 50 lakhs 33%31%INR 50 lakhs – 1 Cr 32%32%INR 1 Cr – 2.5 Cr11%14%INR 2.5 Cr – 5 Cr1%2%Over 5 Cr<=1%<=1%

Source: Knight Frank Research, Maharashtra Govt- Dept. of Registrations and Stamps (IGR)

Shishir Baijal, Chairman and Managing Director, of Knight Frank India, said, “Pune’s property market continues to exhibit steady registrations, adapting to evolving buyer preferences and market conditions. In November 2024, recorded a dip in both registrations and in revenue collection, but Pune’s year-to-date (YTD) performance remains strong, with property registrations surpassing 1.72 lakh units between January and November 2024—a 25% YoY increase—accompanied by a 35% rise in stamp duty collections. This growth underscores the city’s robust residential demand, supported by rising incomes, stable financing options, and ongoing infrastructure advancements. Notably, Pune’s residential market demonstrates increasing preference for premium homes and long-term investments, reinforcing its position as a leading destination for homebuyers in India”.

Higher demand for larger apartments sustains

The share of apartments larger than 800 sq ft increased from 28% in November 2023 to 32% in November 2024, reflecting the continued demand for bigger homes following the pandemic experience.

Share of area for residential property transactions

Area in sq ftShare in Nov 2023Share in Nov 2024Under 50028%23%500-80044%45%800-100013%14%1000- 200012%15%Over 20003%3%

Source: Knight Frank Research, Maharashtra Govt- Dept. of Registrations and Stamps (IGR)

Central Pune contributed 80% of residential transactions in November 2024

In November 2024, Central Pune—including Haveli Taluka, Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), and Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC)—remained the primary hub for residential transactions, contributing 81% of the market. However, this share saw a slight dip compared to last year, as new developments in other parts of the city cater to Pune’s evolving homebuyer preferences. West Pune, encompassing Mawal, Mulshi, and Velhe, held the second-largest share at 12%, while North, South, and East Pune collectively accounted for 6% of transactions during the same period.

Share of micro markets for residential property transactions

Micro marketShare in November 2023Share in November 2024North5%4%South3%1%East1%1%West9%12%Central82%81%

Source: Knight Frank Research, Maharashtra Govt- Dept. of Registrations and Stamps (IGR)

Micro MarketsZoneTalukaNorthJunnar, Ambegaon, KhedSouthBhor, Purandhar, Baramati, IndapurEastShirur, DaundWestMawal, Mulshi, VelheCentralHaveli, Pune city (Pune Municipal corporation (PMC) & Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC))

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Signature Global Wins Big at Asia Property Awards

December 14, 2024 admin

14 December 2024: Signature Global, one of India’s leading real estate developers, today received the ‘Best Developer (India)’ award at the 19th edition of the prestigious ‘Asia Property Awards’ organized by the Property Guru Group based in Thailand. The company’s premium project ‘Titanium SPR’ also bagged the ‘Best Green Development’ award.

Ms. Nidhi Aggarwal and Ms. Bharti Aggarwal, esteemed Directors of Signature Global Group represented the company and received the awards at the glittering ceremony held in Thailand, which was attended by the real estate fraternity of 14 countries, including Australia, Japan, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, China, Hong Kong, Macau, and India along with key decision makers of the region.

Commenced in Thailand in 2005 as the ultimate hallmark to ‘recognize the region’s finest in real estate’ in Asia, the Property Guru Asia Property Awards is one of the region’s biggest and most respected real estate awards programs. It acknowledges, rewards, and celebrates the extraordinary achievements of developers and developments in the Asia Pacific region.

Delighted about the company’s latest honor, Mr. Pradeep Aggarwal, Founder & Chairman of Signature Global (India) Ltd., stated, “These awards are a shining example of the love and admiration our projects receive from our valued customers. Such recognition fuels our passion to consistently exceed expectations and deliver unparalleled value to our esteemed buyers while continuing our emphasis on ecological and sustainable developments.”

Strategically located in Sector 71 of Gurugram, Titanium SPR has been built to reflect its timeless construction quality. Situated along the vital Southern Peripheral Road (SPR), Titanium SPR is an iconic development crafted to redefine premium living. Spanning across 14.382 acres, this architectural marvel comprises 608 uber-premium 3.5 BHK (3 to a core) and exclusive 4.5 BHK (2 to a core) condominiums, with 26-feet and 28-feet-long decks, respectively along with triple height entrance lobby and 7 lagoonspools designed by renowned international architects, such as DPC from Singapore, MPFP from the USA, Confluence, NMP Design, Senelac Consultants, and Vintech Consultants.

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Property Rights: Son and daughter have rights on father’s property, know the details of the law

December 13, 2024 admin

There have been many important changes in property rights in India from time to time. Earlier, daughters were not given equal rights in father’s property, but the amendment in Hindu Succession Act in 2005 changed this picture.

Now daughters also get equal rights as sons in ancestral and self-acquired property.

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Hindu Succession Act and Amendment of 2005

The Hindu Succession Act 1956 was amended in 2005, which gave equal property rights to daughters. Earlier, daughters were deprived of property claims after marriage, but after the amendment, both married and unmarried daughters started getting equal share in their father’s property. Along with this, daughters can also become members and karta of Hindu Undivided Family ( HUF ).

Daughter’s right in ancestral property

Ancestral property is that which the father has inherited from his ancestors. The daughter gets the right to it by birth. This right remains even after marriage. The daughter has the right to sell, donate or demand partition of her share of the property.

Daughter’s right in self-acquired property

A daughter’s right on her father’s self-acquired property is entirely dependent on the father’s will. If the father dies without a will, then this property is divided equally among all the legal heirs. In this situation, the daughter is also considered a legal heir.

Rights of daughters after marriage

Even after marriage, daughters retain their rights over their father’s property. The 2005 amendment ensured that married daughters also get an equal share in the property.

Right to property after father’s death

After the demise of the father, if there is no will, the ancestral and self-acquired property is divided equally among all the legal heirs. Daughters are also equal partners as sons in this division.

Daughter’s rights in Muslim and Christian laws

Under Muslim law, daughters get half the share in property as compared to sons. However, Christian law provides equal rights to daughters.

Legal battle for daughters over property rights

If daughters are not given their rights, they can resort to court. In 2020, the Supreme Court gave a historic verdict that the rights of daughters will not depend on the date of survival or death of the father.

FAQs

Does a daughter’s right over property end after marriage?
No, a daughter’s right over her father’s property remains intact even after marriage.
Can a father pass on his property to just his son?
Yes, but this is possible only in case of self-acquired property.
Can a daughter demand division of property?
Yes, a daughter can demand division of her father’s property.
How much share does a daughter get under Muslim law? Under Muslim
law, a daughter is given half the share as compared to a son.

Changes in property rights in India have strengthened the rights of daughters. After the amendment of 2005, daughters are also considered to be equal to sons in property. This right applies from the birth of the daughter and remains even after marriage.

What is the rule for renting a property, can a tenant become an owner in 12 years?

December 8, 2024 admin

There are some legal rules and procedures for renting out property in India. Even if the tenant stays on the property for 12 years, he can become the owner, but the provision for this is a bit difficult but it is not at all that it cannot happen. That is why we have brought information about the rules for renting out property for you.

Along with this, we will tell you how you can protect your property from being occupied by a tenant. For this, what paperwork should you complete before giving the property on rent.

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General rules for renting

There should be a written tenancy contract between the landlord and the tenant, which contains details of the rent, mode of payment, duration, responsibility for repairs, etc. The tenant gets the right to use the property, but cannot violate the rights of the property owner. The landlord can increase the rent from time to time, but it should be as per the state rules.

How can a tenant become an owner?

Under Indian law, if a tenant has occupied a property for a certain period of time and the landlord has not tried to take it away, in some states the tenant may have the right to become the owner of the property. This process happens under “Adverse Possession”, which is recognized under certain conditions given in Indian law.

Adverse Possession Rule

If a person occupies a property illegally and this occupation continues for a few years, then that person can claim the rights of the owner. This process is usually completed in a period of up to 12 years, if the landlord has not made any attempt to occupy the property and the tenant continues to occupy it.

What are the conditions of the rules?

The status of possession must be publicly, clearly and conspicuously maintained. The possession must be private and without obstruction. The time limit can be up to 12 years (or sometimes 30 years, depending on state law). However, this rule does not apply in all cases, and this doctrine cannot be used if the landlord has already claimed the property in court or taken legal action.

Legal disputes related to tenancy

If there is a dispute between the tenant and the landlord, it can be resolved in the court. In this context, the tenant must first obtain a right in the court. Rent Control Acts are applicable in some states, which clearly define the rights of the tenant and the landlord and also bring discipline in it.

Knight Frank India Highlights Pune’s Property Surge

November 29, 2024 admin

20,894 properties registered in Oct 2024, up 39% YoY

INR 751 cr collected in stamp duty from property registrations in Oct 2024, up 52% YoY

YTD Jan – Oct, Pune has observed over 1,59,306 property registrations, up 30% YoY

PUNE: Knight Frank India, in its latest report, highlighted robust growth in Pune’s property registrations for October 2024. The city recorded over 20,894 property registrations reflecting a notable 39% increase compared to the same period last year. Stamp duty collections also witnessed a significant boost, crossing INR 751 crores (Cr) with a 52% year-on-year (YoY) growth.

The festive period, starting with Navratri and Diwali, traditionally considered auspicious for property purchases, played a key role in driving this growth in registrations. Additionally, the YoY increase can be partly attributed to the base effect; 2023 October’s first 14 days were influenced by the Shradh period, during which buyers typically refrain from major investments. This year, Shradh ended on October 2nd, limiting its influence to just the first two days of the month. days of the month.

Property registration and Stamp duty collection

PeriodRegistrations (Units)Stamp duty collection (INR cr)Oct-2314,983495Oct-2420,894751YoY Change39%52%

Property registrations, Value of property, and Stamp duty collection

Period(Jan-Oct)Total registrationStamp duty collection (INR cr)Jan to Oct 2022112,0083,827Jan to Oct 2023122,6104,306Jan to Oct 2024159,3066,0042024 YoY30%39%

Property registrations, Value of property,y, and Stamp duty collection

YearMonthTotal RegistrationStamp Duty Collection(INR Cr)2023October14,9834952023November14,9884852023December14,7255602024January17,7865892024February18,7916622024March22,1898222024April14,2445662024May12,2805472024June14,6905452024July13,7315212024August13,3975922024September11,0565082024October20,894751

Source: Knight Frank Research, Maharashtra Govt- Dept. of Registrations and Stamps (IGR)

In the first ten months of 2024, Pune’s residential sector demonstrated remarkable growth, with property sale registrations surpassing 1.5 lakh units—the fastest pace in the last two years. The city recorded 159,306 property registrations, marking a 30% increase compared to the same period in 2023. Stamp duty collections also saw a notable rise, exceeding INR 6,004 crores, reflecting a 39% YoY growth.

Demand for homes priced INR 1 cr and above surged in October 2024

Pune’s housing market saw a rise in demand for properties priced at INR 1 cr and above. The luxury segment grew from 11% in October 2023 to 14% in October 2024. Meanwhile, homes in the INR 50 lakh–1 cr range remained the most popular amongst home buyers.

Share of ticket size for residential property transactions

Ticket sizeShare in Oct 2023Share in Oct 2024Under INR 25 lakhs 21%21%INR 25 – 50 lakhs 35%31%INR 50 lakhs – 1 Cr 32%32%INR 1 Cr – 2.5 Cr11%14%INR 2.5 Cr – 5 Cr1%2%Over 5 Cr<=1%<=1%

Source: Knight Frank Research, Maharashtra Govt- Dept. of Registrations and Stamps (IGR)

Shishir Baijal, Chairman and Managing Director, Knight Frank India said, “Pune’s residential market demonstrated exceptional momentum in the first ten months of 2024, with property registrations surpassing 1.5 lakh units—the fastest growth in two years—resulting in a 39% YoY rise in stamp duty collections. October further strengthened this trajectory, driven by festive demand, stable interest rates, rising preference for premium homes, and optimistic buyer sentiment. The 30% YoY increase in registrations underscores the market’s resilience, bolstered by rising incomes, accessible financing, and ongoing infrastructure advancements, cementing Pune’s position as a leading destination for homebuyers.”

Higher demand for larger apartments sustains

The share of apartments larger than 800 sq ft increased from 28% in October 2023 to 32% in October 2024, reflecting the continued demand for bigger homes following the pandemic experience.

Share of area for residential property transactions

Area in sq ftShare in Oct 2023Share in Oct 2024Under 50025%22%500-80047%46%800-100014%15%1000- 200012%14%Over 20002%3%

Source: Knight Frank Research, Maharashtra Govt- Dept. of Registrations and Stamps (IGR)

Central Pune contributed 80% of residential transactions in October 2024

In October 2024, Central Pune—including Haveli Taluka, Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), and Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC)—remained the primary hub for residential transactions, contributing 80% of the market. However, this share saw a slight dip compared to last year, as new developments in other parts of the city cater to Pune’s evolving homebuyer preferences. West Pune, encompassing Mawal, Mulshi, and Velhe, held the second-largest share at 12%, while North, South, and East Pune collectively accounted for 7% of transactions during the same period.

Share of micro markets for residential property transactions

Micro marketShare in October 2023Share in October 2024North5%5%South3%1%East1%1%West9%12%Central82%80%

Source: Knight Frank Research, Maharashtra Govt- Dept. of Registrations and Stamps (IGR)

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NoBroker Empowers Chennai Homebuyers with One-Stop ‘Property Carnival’

November 25, 2024 admin

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With over 15 leading developers participating, the event promises a one-stop shop for homebuyers looking to make informed decisions about their next home. Attendees can expect to see the latest projects from reputed names like Pacifica, VGN, Purvankara, Purva Land, Elephantine, LML, BSCPL, Shriram Properties, KG Builders, DRA, Casagrand, Urbanrise, Adroit, Sameera, VR Foundation, Radiance, and Marutham Group, among others.

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Can married daughters claim their father’s property? Know what the law says

November 24, 2024 admin

A section of the society still considers India to be a male-dominated country. A common family of the country is also following this tradition which has been going on for centuries.

Generally, it is seen in a common family that only sons have the right over the father’s property. It has been seen for centuries that the father’s property is divided among the sons only while daughters do not get a share in the father’s property. But the law of the country does not believe in this tradition at all. Today we will know here whether married daughters can claim their father’s property?

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What is the law regarding daughters’ rights on father’s property

According to the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act 2005 of the Indian Constitution, daughters have the same right and authority on a father’s property as sons. It does not matter whether the daughter is unmarried or married. This simply means that married daughters can also claim an equal share in their father’s property. If a person has a son and a daughter, then in such a case the daughter can claim half of her father’s property, that is, an equal share in the property as her brother.

If this happens then daughters cannot claim their father’s property

But in this case, there is a situation where the daughter cannot claim her father’s property. According to the law, if a person does not include the daughter’s name in his will before his death, then in such a situation the daughter cannot claim her father’s property. According to an order of the Supreme Court, a girl born in Hindu religion has an equal share in her father’s property right from her birth. This rule applies to Hindu religion as well as Buddhist, Sikh, Jain society.

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Daughters’ Rights in Father’s Property: Do daughters have rights over their father’s property after marriage?

Daughters’ Rights in Father’s Property: Daughters have rights on ancestral property, but the first right on the property created by the father is hers. Therefore, the father can give his property to anyone as per his wish.

Property Rights of Daughter

Daughters also have equal rights in their father’s property

When do daughters not get rights to their father’s property?

Mumbai sees highest-ever property registrations in 13 years in 2024

Brother’s property Rights: Can a married sister claim her brother’s property? Know what the law says?

Property laws in India: Our country has a long history of property disputes. Even today we get to see, hear and read many news of property related fights.

If this happens then the sister will get all the property and the brother will be left empty handed

In this situation, the sister can claim all the property of the brother

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Knight Frank India Reports Pune’s Impressive 13,371 Property Registrations and INR 475 Crore Stamp Duty in November 2024

Signature Global Wins Big at Asia Property Awards

Property Rights: Son and daughter have rights on father’s property, know the details of the law

There have been many important changes in property rights in India from time to time. Earlier, daughters were not given equal rights in father’s property, but the amendment in Hindu Succession Act in 2005 changed this picture.

Hindu Succession Act and Amendment of 2005

Daughter’s right in ancestral property

Daughter’s right in self-acquired property

Rights of daughters after marriage

Right to property after father’s death

Daughter’s rights in Muslim and Christian laws

Legal battle for daughters over property rights

FAQs

What is the rule for renting a property, can a tenant become an owner in 12 years?

General rules for renting

How can a tenant become an owner?

Adverse Possession Rule

What are the conditions of the rules?

Legal disputes related to tenancy

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Knight Frank India Highlights Pune’s Property Surge

NoBroker Empowers Chennai Homebuyers with One-Stop ‘Property Carnival’

Can married daughters claim their father’s property? Know what the law says

A section of the society still considers India to be a male-dominated country. A common family of the country is also following this tradition which has been going on for centuries.

What is the law regarding daughters’ rights on father’s property

If this happens then daughters cannot claim their father’s property

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