Huf property eligible legal heir

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Mr. X & Mrs. Y are having 5 Children A,B, C, D & E.

A & B are male childs

C, D & E are female childs

X & Y form a HUF for their Residential Property (Family Bunglow) with members as X, Y, A, B & E (Unmarried daughter). The transfer of Resi Bunglow to HUF was done via a gift deed duly registered with Sub-Registrar of Assurances.

C & D are excluded as they are already married.

As of date X & Y are mo longer alive and also A, C & E are also not alive.

Now the question i have is whether there is any possibility that D and C's Legal heir can claim any share in the resi bunglow (HUF Property). I may reiterate that D and C were not part of the HUF since inception.

Please help me with your replies.

Best Regards

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Read the gift deed of huf formation and which year it is made. Do any reasons are specifically given for exclusion. Do married daughters consent there... Aware of deed. If the original source of family property is of forefathers ...then c and d legal heir can claim ignorance and have say in property. If consent from other arrangements are established then legal heirs of c,d cannot claim as their status originate only from respective individuals. Females have equal right in recent years on huf too.consult specialist for further clarity
Property was originally bought in 1961 by X & Y. It is not a ancestral property. And X, Y & A died before 1990.
No reason was given for exclusion of C & D. And E was included Solely she vein unmarried daughter. Property was transferred to HUF around 1966


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