Rights of Married Women in Father’s Property: Many people often ask how much right does a daughter have in her father’s property after marriage? Can a daughter claim her rights in her father’s property after marriage? What rights are given to her in this regard?
Since independence, the central government has been running many excellent schemes for the social and economic development of women. Apart from this, women have also been given many constitutional rights, so that they can also play an important role in the development of the country by standing shoulder to shoulder with men.
Often there is confusion among people about the legal rights given to women in property. Many people often ask how much right does a daughter have in her father’s property after marriage? Can a daughter claim her rights in her father’s property after marriage? What rights have she been given regarding this? Today in this news we are going to tell you about this.
Daughter’s rights in father’s property after marriage
The Hindu Succession Act was amended in the year 2005.
According to this, after marriage, the married daughter has been given equal rights in her father’s property.
You should know that before marriage in the year 2005, daughters did not have equal rights in their father’s property.
After the amendment made in the Hindu Succession Act in the year 2005, many rules were changed, under which they got this right.
However, there are some circumstances in which daughters do not get rights in their father’s property.
In this case, if the father makes a will before his death and transfers his entire property to the son, then the daughter cannot make any claim on her father’s property.
Apart from this, he has the first right on the self-earned property of his father. He can give his property to anyone as per his wish.
At the same time, if any type of criminal case is registered on the father’s property, then the son, daughter or any member of the family cannot claim their rights on that property.
