Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act: There has been a long history of property disputes in our country. Even today we get to see, hear and read many news of property related disputes. One of the major reasons for property related disputes is that many people in our country are not aware of the property related laws.
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 her brother’s entire property? To know the answer to this question, it is very important to know about several important aspects.
Real estate advertising platform Housing quoted Lucknow-based lawyer Prabhanshu Mishra as saying that there are several rules regarding the share of sisters and daughters in property. According to the law, a parent can give all the property acquired from his earnings to his married daughter and in such a situation, his son i.e. the girl’s brother cannot do anything. However, in the case of ancestral property, the brother and sister have an equal share in their father’s property.
In this situation, the sister can claim the entire property of the brother, let’s know about this: According to the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005, a married sister can claim the property or share of her brother only in certain circumstances. According to the law, if a person dies without writing a will and there are no class claimants like wife, son or daughter to claim his property. So in such a situation, the sister of that person (Class II claimant) can claim the property of her brother. In such a situation, the law of the country gives the sister the right to claim the property of her brother.
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