Father transferred all property to the daughter. Can the son challenge it in court

If father transfers his entire property to his daughter, then in such case, can his son go to court and demand his rights on the property? Know what the law says about this.

Family disputes regarding property are common in India. When parents decide to give the entire property to one child, the other children get angry. Various questions start arising in their minds. Can't they claim that property?

The biggest question regarding property is whether parents have the full right to transfer their property to just one child. There are different opinions on this in the society. Some people consider it a personal choice, while some consider it injustice to the other children.

Many times when father transfers the entire property to the daughter, in such a situation, sons start thinking whether their rights are over. The biggest question for them is whether they can challenge this decision in court.

So let me tell you that if the father transfers everything to the daughter, can the son legally stop it? The answer to this will vary according to different situations. That is, this decision depends on the type of property.

The law clearly states that if the property is the result of the father's own hard work, then he has full right to give it to anyone of his choice. There is no difference between a son and a daughter here. That means the son will not be able to challenge this decision in court even if he wants to.

But if the property is ancestral, that is, it is a family's shared land or house, then the matter changes here. In such a property, every legal heir has equal rights. In such a case, the son can go to court and claim his share there.

That is, overall, the son can challenge in court only if the property is ancestral. But if it is the father's own earnings, then the son cannot do anything in this. He will have to quietly accept his father's decision. He will not have any legal option.