Sisters sought 1/3rd share in parents' property; Madras HC rules in favour of brother
In this case, the parents of two daughters and a son owned several properties. The daughters got married and moved to their husbands' homes. On September 10, 2026, the Madras High Court dismissed the sisters' appeal for a share, allowing their brother to retain the land.
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