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How to divide the property of my grandfather
27-May-2023 (In Property Law)
My grandfather (fathers father) has 1acre land. He has 5sons & 4daughters. All are married & each have 2 children. My grandfather & grand mother both have expired 10 year back without any will. All the land documents are there in the name of my grand father & grand mother. Initial first owner--> grant father & grand mother second generation--> 5 sons & 4 daughters Third generation--> 18 grant children (1) can you please tell me the step by step procedure to change the name in document to second generation (2) how to divide the property. i.e. hoe much land to sons & how much to daughters
The property which is in the name of your grandfather, and it is a self acquired property of your grandfather then the property will be first distributed among the children of your grandparents and the grandchildren can claim share in the property after the death of their parents.
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Adv. Siddhant Sharma
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Can my father sell my grandfather's property without my consent?
The Hindu Undivided Family Head (HUF) is able to control and manage all assets of the family. If the property is to be sold, all stakeholders must agree and sign the relevant documents. The property cannot be transferred if a family member disagrees. 26-Sept-2023
Who has rights on grandfather property?
The rights of the grandson and father are the same in the case of ancestral properties. The grandsons right is to receive a share of his grandfathers estate. The child will only inherit the property that the father has acquired himself after his death.
Can ancestral property be divided unequally?
If a father is planning on dividing property, he should be aware that he cant divide the ancestral in an unequal manner and do what he pleases. 25-Apr-2023
What is the procedure to divide ancestral property?
The right to ancestral property is not determined by capita but rather per stripe. The share of each successive generation is then divided. Each generation inherits its predecessor. 18-Jul-2022
As per law of the land you uncles have got no right to refuse partition of property as asked by your father. Contact a good lawyer, apprise him all the facts and necessary documents. He will advise you further course of action.
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Adv. Kumar Abhimanyu Pratap
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The easy and simple way to get partition done is through a Panchnama deed , with the consent of all the parties. But your uncles are not ready then you can file a petition before your concerned Panchayat in this regard or may file a suit for partition in your civil court
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Adv. Prem Singh
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You can only claim your share in the property which stands in the name of your grandfather .For that you will have to file partition suit in the civil court, where property is situated.certainly ,you win the case and will get your share of property.
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Adv. Ravi Bhushan Prasad Sinha
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In this case, the property of the grandfather that the parent would have inherited had they been alive is divided between the mother (if alive), the grandchild and his siblings. This share will be divided equally between the siblings and mother. Both siblings get the same share.
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