US-based woman files case against parents for property share; Karnataka HC rejects it
The case involves a dispute over whether properties that had come to the woman’s father from her grandfather retained the character of ancestral property, giving her a right to seek partition under the Hindu Succession Act. The woman, based in the US, has been living abroad since her marriage in 1979. She filed a suit seeking partition of family properties and an equal share in them after her…
A US-based woman has lost her legal battle against her parents for seeking a share in family properties, after the Karnataka High Court ruled that the properties in question were not ancestral or coparcenary ones. The case centered around whether properties inherited from the woman's grandfather should be considered part of the Hindu joint family estate, entitling her to a share under the Hindu Succession Act.
The court found that the properties in question were self-acquired by the woman's father, thus not part of the coparcenary property.
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