If Father slowely transfer the property to his son then What is the right of daughter in Father Property?

Answer 1

During his life time if father is transferring his self acquired property in favor of his son then its sweet will for which no one can stop him. As far right of daughter or any other heir of this father is concerned they can claim share in any such self acquired property of the father if he dies, & that too intestate i.e. leaving no will or any testamentary document regarding his property. So till such a father is alive, he can do any thing with his property.

Answer 2

i do no longer think of we are in historical situations the place daughters have been taken care of as a burden on the family members and the Son replaced into the qhole and soul proprietor of all the valuables inherited via the daddy and or the grandfather. If Father has transfered all the valuables to his son and gave daughter no longer something leagely she can't do something. yet she shouldn't forget approximately that the valuables inherrited kind your grandfather belongs to you and your brothers & sisters equaly, your father has the nicely suited to divide his property like he likes yet he can't try this with the valuables he have been given from his father. That belongs to you. yet one ingredient, in basic terms on a personel foundation DOES on your opinion in basic terms property has fee and magnitude and not the family members????

Answer 3

if not left in a will, or never obtained by the daughter than the daughter has no rights to her fathers property.

Answer 4

There is hidden answer in your question. In India, if the property in question acquired by father from his own income he may do whatever manner father wishes but if it is acestors property, doughter may put her claim in some states.. example GOA.

Answer 5

None unless it's left to her in a will. Though in the U.S. unless the father leaves her at least one dollar she can contest the will. But it's not likely she'll win anything so it's not worth the bother.

Answer 6

Until you return to mention in what country this is or has taken place and the specific circumstances under which you ask the question, NO ONE can help you.

Answer 7

the daughter doesnt really stand a share in ur family after getting married....she is a part of another family...but if not married then she shares equally.....but it is ur right to take care of her....because at the end of the day she is still ur sister

Answer 8

What country? Probably none.