Self Acquired Property and Joint Estate

Self Acquired property and Joint estate

FeatureJoint Family Property (Ancestral)Self-Acquired Property
SourceInherited from paternal ancestors (up to 3 generations) or thrown into common stock.Earned by own exertion, skill, or gift from a stranger/friend without using family funds.
OwnershipCorporate ownership; members have a fluctuating interest by birth.Absolute ownership; the individual has total control.
AlienationKarta can only sell for "Legal Necessity" or "Benefit of Estate."The owner can sell, gift, or will it to anyone without consent.
DevolutionFormerly by Survivorship (now modified by 2005 Amendment to follow Succession).Devolves by Succession (to legal heirs) or by Will.

 

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