90,000+ Legal Questions Answered
House - frantically looking for job
1 year ago
I am currently 28 year old unmarried girl, who is frantically looking for job. I was working in the previous organisation for 8 months but was terminated from my job. Now, I am staying with my parents while searching job. I wanted to ask do I have rights on my parents property, as they are telling either to get married or find job and house outside Mumbai city, or else they will sell this house, and I will have to go with them to village. Please let me know about the situation I am very stressed regarding the same issue.
A.Dear client,
While I sympathise with your current situation and plight I like to clarify your points of queries as under
As regards daughters right over her parents property, it may be noted that you got right over your parents property by birth. However in case the property is self acquired property of your parents they can sell the property whenever they wish and that requires no consent of any heirs.
So consider the importance of all factors including your career and what overweighs what, a unanimous decision/resolution should be taken of course in consultation with your parents who are always known as well wisher of their children.
While I sympathise with your current situation and plight I like to clarify your points of queries as under
As regards daughters right over her parents property, it may be noted that you got right over your parents property by birth. However in case the property is self acquired property of your parents they can sell the property whenever they wish and that requires no consent of any heirs.
So consider the importance of all factors including your career and what overweighs what, a unanimous decision/resolution should be taken of course in consultation with your parents who are always known as well wisher of their children.
Helpful
Helpful
Share
A.Hello,
As per the infromation you have given, yes you have right in youre parents property as coparcener under Hindu Succesion Act.
As per the infromation you have given, yes you have right in youre parents property as coparcener under Hindu Succesion Act.
Helpful
Helpful
Share
Read Related Answers
I am staying in pagree room
Dear Client,
In the given scenario, being a Sr. Citizen, you can resolve the issue by exercising your rights available under different laws of the land. Amongst others, you can file a complaint again...
Legal Procedure To Move Out For Adult Female
Dear Client,
When you are experiencing such type of toxic and abusive behaviour from your own parents, you can get in touch with a social worker or NGO who renders dedicated service to help you out o...
RCR case
Dear Client,
Under section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, any spouse can file a petition before a district court for the restitution of Conjugal Rights(RCR). This remedy can be sought by either the hus...
Separation from Sibling on a legal ground
Dear Client,
You cannot be legally separated from your sibling. If the separation is about the property matters, then we would require more details on the issue, to answer your question precisely.
Hop...
My sister is not giving my share from our parents property
Dear Client,
If your parents died intestate (without a will), then you and your sister are equally entitled to the property according to the law of inheritance. You can file a suit before the jurisdic...
Read Blogs on Family
Family Lawyers
Find Lawyers by Location
