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Nature of Property after Partition, Ancestral Property
Does ancestral property become self-acquired after a partition? Can you sell your share of a partitioned ancestral property without your children's consent? This is a critical question in Indian property law, and the Supreme Court has provided a definitive answer in a landmark 2025 judgment.

In this video, Advocate Naresh Kudal from 'Vidhan ka Gyan' explains the concept of Obstructed and Unobstructed Heritage and clarifies the legal status of property received through a partition. We analyze the Supreme Court's decision in the case of Angadi Chandranna V/s Shankar & Ors. (22/04/2025) to help you understand your rights.

✅ Key questions answered in this video:

What is the difference between ancestral and self-acquired property?
What are Obstructed and Unobstructed Heritage in Hindu law?
Does property inherited from a grandfather become self-acquired for the father after partition?
Can a father sell his share of partitioned ancestral property?
Do children have a right by birth in property received by their father in a partition?
Understanding the Supreme Court's clear ruling and its implications for property owners.
This video is essential for anyone dealing with family property disputes or planning to transfer or sell their inherited assets. Understand the law to protect your rights.

⏰ Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction to the Legal Question
0:22 - Types of Succession: Testamentary & Intestate
0:58 - The Core Misconception about Ancestral Property
1:20 - Supreme Court Landmark Judgment: Angadi Chandranna V/s Shankar & Ors.
1:46 - What is Partition of Ancestral Property?
2:48 - Obstructed vs. Unobstructed Heritage Explained
4:37 - The Final Verdict: When Partitioned Property Becomes Self-Acquired
7:09 - Can the property be sold for family needs?
7:57 - Conclusion and How to Contact Us

Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult a qualified legal professional for advice on your specific situation.

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Team Naresh Kudal Advocate,
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