Two or more daughters with parents
A person passes away leaving both parents and two (or more) daughters, with no sons.
- Daughters (2+)2/3 - shared equally, fixed share (no son present)
- Mother1/6 - fixed share
- Father1/6 - fixed share only, no residue remains
No relatives are blocked in this case.
- Two or more daughters, with no son, share a pooled 2/3.
- The mother takes her fixed 1/6.
- The father takes his fixed 1/6.
- Total: 2/3 + 1/6 + 1/6 = 1 - the estate is exactly exhausted, so the father receives no additional residue.
Estate value used for this example: PKR 3,000,000
Daughters (2+)2/3
Mother1/6
Father1/6
When two or more daughters are present alongside both parents, the fixed shares happen to sum to exactly one whole estate, leaving no residue for the father to add to his 1/6.
Related concepts
Fixed shares