Does partitioned property become self-acquired or joint family property?
Any property divided through a partition deed, family arrangement, etc. loses its ancestral character. "X" acquired the property by way of a registered partition deed. Is the property belongs to "X" as self-acquired property? Can the "X" son claim the property as Joint family property? After partition of Ancestral Property will be self-acquired property? or Joint family property of the family of partitioned person. Please clarify.
When the ancestral property is divided through the registered partition deed, the share received by X ceases to be the ancestral property and is treated as self acquired property. X’s son cannot claim the property as Joint family property.
Sir, after the property is divided through a registered partition deed it will become X's self-acquired property and will lose its ancestral status. It means that X's son cannot claim it as joint family property as each share is now individually owned. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.
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