Share of daughters in ancestral Property. Can daughters claim if they are married before independence?

My grand father had agricultural lands about 180 acres. He had 5 daughters and four sons. He died without making a will. His sons have managed to partition the property among themselves without the consent of their sisters. All brothers and sisters were married off before 1960. Can the legal heirs of the daughters claim a share in this property. Can any lawyer please answer this.Share of daughters in ancestral Property. Can daughters claim if they are married before independence?
i'm not a lawyer, but i do noe this cause my dad's studied law.................daughters who are married after 1991 can claim a share in the property nd wealth of their ancestors........sorry but i think your chances are really low.......i suggest u speak about this to your aunts or uncles or cousins.......just don't put a case without good hope nd waste money on lawyers.......this will also strain your relationsShare of daughters in ancestral Property. Can daughters claim if they are married before independence?
partition of the property can be there with out the consent of sisters who got married %26amp; when they are no more continued to be members of undivided joint family.thinking that grand father was alive %26amp; had there been a partition what would have been his share in that separate property of grand father all sons %26amp; daughters are eligible to have the share on his demise.The only male legal heir who can claim a share in maternal grand father separate property is deceased daughter's son.
File an application in the court leading for the division of property amoung all children and also give an application for the property not to be sold toll the matter is disposed.
I think that law was made before the independence...something like the Sharda Act,Im not sure