The present article is about the legal lacunae in the Indian law vis-à-vis the right to ownership of transgendered individual, specifically on the issue of joint family property. To provide a clear approach, the article will examine the question of whether transgender people will have access to property rights via land reform frameworks. By the end of this article you will gain some insight into how presently existing loopholes in judiciary and laws of India restrict the rights of transgender people in asserting their inheritance or ownership rights with complete authority. The discussion will also focus on the scope of transgender inclusion in the Land Acquisition Act in order to observe the necessity for changing the legislation, so that property rights for transgender people can be affected equally.