Hindu Succession Act Implications

Summary

The Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act 2005 grants daughters equal rights to their fathers self-acquired property, even if a will deed was written before the amendment. Daughters can challenge such wills if they are excluded. Receiving property at marriage does not negate a daughters right to claim her share. If debts were cleared by sons, they may seek reimbursement before property division. In case of conflicting will deeds, the validity of the earlier will can be defended by highlighting inconsistencies and fraudulent claims in the later will. Legal advice is recommended for navigating these disputes.

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Daughter was married in * and given 100syd property seperately at the marriage
Since the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act * gives daughters equal rights to their father's property, Sita can still claim her share despite the will deed being written in *. Here are your options:
- File a partition suit in court to claim her share.
- Challenge the will deed for exclusion of daughters.
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When sister gets * Syd property at marriage can she still claim part in omission of willdeed
Yes, Sita can still claim her share in the father's property despite receiving * sq. yards of property at marriage. The Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act * grants daughters equal rights to their father's property.
Here are your options:
- File a partition suit in court to claim her share.
- Challenge the will deed for exclusion of daughters.
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What if father taken loan on that property , Sita did not clear the debt , but sons only cleared the debt , can sita still claim in father property, when didn't clear debts and claims only property ???
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Yes, Sita can still claim her share in the father's property even if she did not clear the debt. However, the sons who cleared the debt may have the right to be reimbursed for the amount they paid before the property is divided.
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My questions is ramakrishna got willdeed in * , but has omission of A2 by clerical error in willdeed , by taking advantage A2 of this other brothers and sister created fake willdeed unregistered of * . They claiming * willdeed as last willdeed , ganapati and varalakshmi are claiming in court about * , but shiva signed as witness of giftdeed of ramakrishna, in arguments stage they simply claiming the A2 was not given to ramakrishna at all , but claim * willdeed father write that willdeed for A2 . What if willdeed of * is invalid in court judgement , then how ramakrishna defend himself in arguments, by saying that they don't have anyright to speak about A2 because they calming * willdeed , how ??
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If the * will deed is declared invalid by the court, Ramakrishna can defend himself based on the following points:
*. Validity of the * Will Deed: Argue that the * will deed, despite the clerical error, is the valid document and reflects the true intention of the father.
*. Gift Deed Evidence: Highlight that Shiva, a key witness, signed the gift deed transferring property to Ramakrishna’s wife.
*. Occupation and Usage: Demonstrate continuous occupation and use of the property under the * will deed.
*. Fraudulent Claims: Emphasize the fraudulent nature of the * will deed and its lack of registration and authenticity.
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In arguments oneside they say * willdeed true , after that they immediately say A2 is not their in willdeed in ramakrishna is not entitled to property, they claiming * is last willdeed , but still take about * , how ramakrishna present this case in arguments stage
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Ramakrishna can argue as follows:
- Consistency: Point out the inconsistency in their arguments about the validity of the * will deed and the * will deed.
- Fraudulence: Emphasize the fraudulent nature and lack of registration of the * will deed.
- Legal Standing: Argue that the * will deed, if declared invalid, reaffirms the * will deed's validity.
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