B&C are the daughters of A. A has expired. A had only one male member D i.e.son of daughter C. By virtue of law does D become the owner of the house of A?  

As per the recent Amendment of The Hindu Succession Act Females are having equal rights in the property of parents who dies without executing a will(Intestate) and so in this case B,C and D will get one third of the property of the expired person.

Answered by Goodtimes , an ibibo Citizen, at 12:27 AM on October 11, 2008

no d cant get property bcoz according 2 sec. 8 of hindu succession act if a male expired intestate his property ll go 2 his hairs of class 1 nd daughters r class 1 hairs so only B ND C will take the property. if C Expired then D CAN TAKE HIS MOTHERS PART.

Answered by diksha , an ibibo Citizen, at 9:08 PM on October 04, 2008

I think Memb Rane has answered the problem quite well.D can become the owner only and only if B is dead without any other offspring,either legitimate or illegitimate, and C is dead without offspring either legitimate or illegitimate.The spouses of B and C can also claim rights under certain cases.This part is not very clear to me.

Answered by jpuntamba , an ibibo Citizen, at 7:57 PM on October 02, 2008

If A died without writing any will, then B & C and the wife of A would become owner of property of A equally ( i.e. each one of them have one-third of right over the property of A).

If A's wife died before the death of A, then the property shall be divided between their two daughters B and C.

The partition should be made accordingly in writing in partition deed and shall be registered so that each one of the them can dispose of their property in future without any problem.

'D' do not have any right over the property.
In case C dies before partition took place, then D has right to claim the share of her mother from his grand-father property.

Answered by Memb Rane , an ibibo Specialist, at 12:22 PM on October 01, 2008