Karnataka Ancestral Property Division

Summary

In Karnataka, ancestral property is divided according to Hindu Succession laws. Sons and daughters have equal rights to the property, while married aunts typically do not have a claim unless specified in legal documents or a will. Legal heirs from both marriages can claim their share if the land is registered in both wives names. Legal consultation is recommended to understand specific family rights and claims, and to assess the necessary documentation for claiming a share in the property.

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I have land dispute
Hey there! Land disputes can be quite complex. Could you share a bit more about the nature of the dispute? Is it regarding property boundaries, ownership, or something else? This will help in giving you more specific guidance.
My father had two wives and two wives had * sons. And documents is in two vives name so.. My aunt asking share in it.. So its ancentral land
In Karnataka, ancestral property is typically divided according to ****ndu Succession laws. Here's a brief overview:
- Ancestral property is inherited up to four generations.
- Sons, daughters, and widows have equal rights to the property.
- If documents are in the name of the wives, their legal heirs (sons) can claim their share.
Could you clarify if the land is registered in both wives' names, or just one?
Both vives
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Since the land is registered in the names of both wives, the legal heirs (sons) from both marriages may have a claim to the ancestral property. Each heir typically has an equal right to a share. Would you like to know more about the process of claiming your share?
If the * members of two vives and two aunts and one aunt how divide land
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In Karnataka, under ****ndu Succession Act, *, the division of ancestral property involves:
- Sons of both wives have equal rights to the property.
- If any aunts are also legal heirs (e.g., unmarried daughters), they may have a claim.
- The property is divided equally among all legal heirs.
For an exact division, legal consultation might be necessary to interpret the family tree and rights.
Aunts have right or aunts children have authority
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In Karnataka, under the ****ndu Succession Act, *:
- Unmarried daughters (aunts) may have a claim to ancestral property.
- Aunts' children do not have an automatic right unless they are legal heirs.
- Legal consultation is advisable to understand specific family rights and claims.
If my aunts are married then
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In Karnataka, if your aunts are married, they do not automatically have a claim to ancestral property unless specified in the will or legal documents. Only direct legal heirs like sons and daughters have a claim. You might need to consult a lawyer for detailed advice on your specific situation.
What aunts required documents
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For your aunts to claim their share of the ancestral property, they would typically need:
- Proof of relationship to the deceased (e.g., birth certificate).
- Any will or legal documents specifying their rights.
- Identity proof such as an Aadhaar card or PAN card.
Legal consultation is recommended for guidance on specific documentation needed in your situation.
If the land is in rtc two vives name then also aunts have share
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In Karnataka, under the ****ndu Succession Act, married aunts don't usually have a claim to ancestral property unless specified in legal documents or a will. The property rights are primarily for direct legal heirs like sons and daughters. A detailed legal consultation might be needed to assess specific claims. Would you like to know more about how to proceed legally?