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clarification regarding grand father property distribution
07-Aug-2023 (In Property Law)
my grand father had four childerns 1.my father 2.my fathers brother 2.my fathers first sister 3.my fathers 2nd sister below details: 1.total property (land):24bigha approx 2.1.5bhigha my grandfathers self accaquiresd remaining parental. 3.my fathers brother sold 4.5bhigha in 2012,2bhigha in 2014 and 2 bhigha in 2015 after my fathers death in 2011 he is planning to sold all property with the help of grand father. 4.my fathers 2 sisters are little bit supporting him and not involved in this matter. questions below: 1.what to do to stop him doing that. 2.how can we get the share.
As per your query, you can only claim share in your grandfather’s ancestral property. As far as his self-acquired property is concerned, he can give it to whomsoever he deems fit in his lifetime or by making a will. If he dies without making a will then all the class 1 legal heirs can claim share in [property and the property thereon will be divided equally among them.
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Adv. Siddhant Sharma
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If the property is ancestral than u have right in property since ur birth in the property. U must first go to the revenue office and check the revenue record under whose name the property has been shown in khatedari. If this include ur father name , than as a result of ur fathrr death ur fathers son/daughters have right to get their name mutuated in the revenue record. File a suit for partition and pi and ti against ur grandpa and uncle.
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Adv. Hemant Taylor
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