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Helo Pritam Kanwar Yes you can claim in his named property only. Pl check the condition of taking/given divorce or any agreement.
Yes, A child is entitled to the share in the ancestral property inherited by his father. A divorce between the father and mother does not deprive the child of his/her inheritance rights.
Being a son and legal heir you validly have right over the property of your Father but subject to the other conditions appertunant to the proposition. Please give me Rank Five and follow me after reviewing my resume and book a consultation for further discussion and explanation if required.
Hi, Yes you have rights over ancestral property by birth. However, your father's self acquired property cannot be claimed as a matter of right. He can choose to not give it to you. If you find this helpful, do rate us.
Ancestral property claims will be valid but property which is self acquired by your father, cannot be claimed. Your mother may claim maintenance etc.
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