Family property division law for a joint family is an ancestral property that can be divided on the basis of making a family partition agreement. Under Hindu law family is divided in total types.ancestral and self acquired.In this law,the father can’t give property to anyone or deprive a daughter of her share in it. Daughter has a share in the ancestral property. It is a mutual agreement. It is done by partition deed.It divided the property between co owners of the property. It is prepared in order to divide,each person gets absolutely title over his part.
Each divided property gets a new title . Each sharer gives up his interest in the property in favour of other shares. Partition is a combination of transfer and surrender of rights in the property.Express one’s intention to separate himself from the joint family property is filing a suit in court.
Everyone gets share in the joint family property at the time of their birth.A person has share in the property from his father,grandfather and great grand father.it is the ancestral property. It can be divided on the basis of making a family partition agreement. The jointly owned ancestral property can be divided following the property division law .People who have a part in the ancestral property are called coparceners.
Mainly it includes the eldest member of the family ,where a member of the coparcenary can sell their portion to a third party.They can file a suit asking partition action of property, by filing deed of partition between co owners.
In Christianity based Indian succession act,daughters will get equal share of the property without will. Nominee is a legal trusty. They can withdraw money from banks. After the death of a mother, daughters will get share from it. We can divide the property into 6 parts and daughters will get 2 parts .
You can sell our share to others . According to the Indian stamp act, duly stamped adharam is only valid. After the death of the father, the mother has ⅓ share from the property, children will get ⅔ share.For registration of an adharam,photo and fingerprint is necessary. Son and daughter have the same share in a property. After the registration of a will, they will get a share according to it.