can i ask for property sharing in my ancestral property , the property is not yet shared between my father and his brothers

Dear Sir,

Property still joint and undivided

Then your father (as a coparcener) can ask for partition among himself and his brothers.
You, as his child, cannot directly file for partition against your uncles while your father is alive — but your father can.

You can request your father to initiate the partition or join as a supporting party.

Your father has passed away

Then you can step into your father’s place and claim his share in the ancestral property — even if partition was not yet done.

You can file a suit for partition and claim your father’s share in the joint family property.

Dear sir, as per your query,

If you are a Hindu by religion and covered by the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, you can automatically become a coparcener by birth and ask for a share in the ancestral property. You can demand partition of the property and ask for mutation of your name in your share. 

Steps to follow:

1. Request for a family meeting for partition of the ancestral property. If they agree, you can register a partition deed. 

2. If they refuse, you can file a partition suit to determine your exact share in the property. 

3. Get your mutation done, once the property is divided. 

For further details & clarification, feel free to contact our OLQ Team for a detailed discussion. 

Hello, 

The answer to this question totally depends on the status of the property at present of which you seek partition. 

For better clarification, you can consult me through OLQ.