Below is further additional facts and details of our family dispute. Can you further consider below facts  and circumstances of the case and further advise by considering all your previous advises:

My father who is a senior citizen living in India. He is 76 years old now. He is living alone as my mother passed away in June 2019. My father has two children, myself 49 years old, married and settled and employed in the United Kingdom. My sister who is 51 years old living in India and a housewife. My father arranged marriage to my sister more than thirty years ago and given her two acres as a pasupukunkuma, a share in our family properties. Since then my sister living in her matrimonial home with her husband and her in-laws. She has only son who is about thirty (30) years and well educated to B. Tech in local private college and studied M.S in Computer Science in USA. Since then he settled and living in USA. He got married in my sisters home in 2023, an year ago. I am also married and settled in UK. My sister got her share of our family property, sixty thousand rupees and some gold during her marriage which our Hindu tradition. My father also given me his self acquired properties to me as my share 3 years ago.

After more than 30 years of my sister's marriage she is now demanding that she want share in the properties my father transferred to me as my share. My father and I deny to my sister demand as she received her share more than thirty years ago during her marriage and she did live with her husband since her marriage. She neglected and abandoned my father since her demands were not accepted. My father approached Maintenance Tribunal and Appellate Tribunal of the Senior Citizens Act, 2007 for maintenance ten thousands from each of us, my sister and myself. Appellate Tribunal awarded maintenance. As per the order I am paying ten thousands to my father as maintenance and my sister not paying at all but she demanding share in the only property my father received from the Appellate Tribunal order. As I am paying maintenance to my father and looking after his welfare he transferred his only land 1.86 to me via a registered gift deed. Both my father and myself agree that my sister received her share more than 30 years ago and she lived all these years with her matrimonial family she does not entitle to share in the properties my father transferred to me as my share. That too all the properties my father gift deeded to me were his self acquired properties.

In this context, does my sister who got her share more than thirty years ago, and not paying maintenance amount as per the appellate tribunal senior citizens act, 2007 and not looking after my father's welfare since my mother died entitle for any share in my properties now? Does civil court has jurisdiction to take up my sister case if she decided to file a civil case when Appellate Tribunal of Senior Citizens Act, 2007 awarded maintenance and my father got his 1.86 acre property as it was his self acquired property for his welfare and living? Can she file civil case after more than 30 years of her marriage for share when she was ordered to pay maintenance to her father and denied share in this property by the Appellate Tribunal of Senior Citizens Act, 2007?