Property Gift Deed Dispute

Summary

In Karnataka, a grandfathers self-acquired property, if partitioned among heirs, allows each heir to gift their share. Granddaughters can challenge if rights are affected. A Lok Adalat decree is valid for partition. Property received under the Inam Abolition Act is self-acquired. Consulting a local lawyer is advisable for personalized advice.

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if grand daughters file suit against registered gift deed of property by father who received property in partition, in favour of grand son where property was self acquired property of grand father who died intestate what would be the judgement?
To provide a more accurate answer, I need to understand a bit more. Was the property received by the father through a partition of ancestral property, or was it self-acquired by the grandfather and then passed down?
It was Self acquired property of grandfather. He died intestate
In Karnataka, if the property was self-acquired by your grandfather and he died intestate (without a will), the property would be distributed according to the Hindu Succession Act. The legal heirs would include his children and grandchildren. Here are some key points:
- If the property was gifted to the grandson by the father, the granddaughters can challenge the gift deed.
- The court will consider if the father had the legal right to gift the property.
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Family is partioned between class * legal heirs , after partition can't father gift property to his son?
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In Karnataka, once a property is partitioned among Class * legal heirs, each heir gets an absolute share in the property. If the father received his share as a result of the partition, he can gift his share to his son. However, it can be challenged by other heirs if they believe their rights are affected.
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If other heirs challenged in this case what would be judgement?
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The judgment will depend on several factors including the validity of the gift deed, proof of partition, and whether the other heirs can prove their rights were affected. Courts typically evaluate:
- Validity of the gift deed
- Proof of partition and father's absolute ownership
- Rights and claims of other legal heirs
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Father received his share through lok adalath final decree, is it valid document of partition?
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Yes, a final decree from Lok Adalat is a valid document of partition. Lok Adalat awards are considered on par with a court decree and are binding on the parties involved.
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After partition through lok adalath decree can he gift his full share to his son without giving any share to his daughters?
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In Karnataka, after a property is partitioned through a Lok Adalat decree and the father receives his share, he has the right to gift his share to his son. However, it can be challenged by his daughters if they believe their rights are affected.
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In this case have grand daughters any birth rights in property?
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In Karnataka, granddaughters do have birth rights in ancestral property, but if the property was self-acquired by the grandfather and partitioned among his heirs, each heir has the right to their share. The father can gift his share, but it can be challenged by his daughters if they believe their rights are affected.
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If property received by grandfather under inam abolition act , is it his self acquired property or ancestral property?
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If property was received by your grandfather under the Inam Abolition Act, it is generally considered his self-acquired property. This means he has full rights over it and can distribute it as he wishes. The property does not automatically become ancestral.
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It seems like you have a good understanding of your situation. Since there are potential complexities involved, it might be beneficial to consult with a local lawyer for more personalized advice. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!
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