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Can grandson claim share in grandparents property
13-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
'A' has a son 'B' who has two sons 'C' and 'D' both of whom are adults. A owns certain property. If A has died intestate then are B, C and D co-owners of this property? Can B sell this property without the consent of C and D? How shall this property be divided amongst B C and D? (All characters in this case are Hindus)
Under the Succession law in India, the grandson cannot claim the grandfather's property in case the father is alive. The grandson has a share of the ancestral property of the grand father, but if it is self acquired property of the grand father, and the grand father or mother has died intestate then it will devolve upon their son first.
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