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How to enforce vested interests in property
16-Jun-2023 (In Property Law)
Respected sir, I am and my concern it that my maternal grandfather was died in 1999 without making any will but my maternal grandmother was died in 2010 so I want to know that my mother can ask for her share from her brothers or not the property is in Delhi
If your maternal grandfather died intestate (without making a will), then his property would devolve equally upon his Class 1 legal heirs, which includes your mother. If your maternal grandmother died interstate, then her share of the property would also devolve equally upon her Class 1 legal heirs, which again included your mother. She can file a partition suit to claim her share in the properties.
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Adv. Samar Singh Kachwaha
Noida | 25+ Answers
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The facts which you have nice and shows that your maternal grandmother died intestate that's why your mother can claim her share from maternal side but it will be better if you will consult a local advocate
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Adv. Siddharth Dev
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