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News India Live, Digital Desk: Property Dispute: In our society, it is often heard that “daughter is alien money” and after marriage she has no right over her maternal property. But is it true? Or is it just a social perception? Come, let’s remove this confusion today and know what the law of India says about it.
Your biggest question: Does the daughter’s right end after marriage?
Its direct and clear answer is – no way!
In the eyes of the law, the daughter, daughter remains, whether she is married or not. Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005 There is a historical law that has brought daughters equal to sons in the case of property.
But to understand this right, you have to know the difference between two types of property.
1. Acented property (grandfather’s property)
This is the property that your father has got from his father, grandfather or great -grandfather. Your property Right to birth Is, just like your brother. In the language of law you ‘Coparcener’ It is said, that is, from birth. No one can deprive you of this right.
Important decision of Supreme Court: In 2020, the Supreme Court also made it clear that it is not necessary for this right that the father is alive on 9 September 2005 (when the law came into force). Even if the daughter is born before that date, she can claim her share in the ancestral property.
2. Self -Earned Property (Father’s own earning property)
This is the property that your father has made by his hard earned money, such as a house, flat or land. Your father has full authority over this property.
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If the father has created a will: He can give this property to whom he wants in his will.
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If not a will: If unfortunately your father passes without making a will, then his property is divided between all his class-1 legal heirs (such as his wife, his son and his daughters) Equal will be.
