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Mother's grand father's property how to claim share
03-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
Great Grand Father (GGF) – self acquired property in 1937 and expired in 1967. He has 3 children (1 Son 2 Daughters – my GF & GMs … only GF is alive). GF executed a mortgage / sale deed without consideration and took signatures from GMs in 1994 (may be forged post-release of Mortage also – he is not showing that document to anyone). Property is not sold but M-Tax receipts show GF name. Is this valid or can I file a case stating the truth – took signature without consideration in return… My Mother is the Grandaughter of my GGF (GGF Son’s daughter) & Dad is the Grandson (GGF Daughter’s son). Let me know how can I get how much share of Property?
It all depends upon when your mother's mother died and whether she left a will on her property. If your maternal grandmother owned some property and your mother was alive on September 9, 2005, that is on the date when the amendment act of 2005 came into force, your mother and you have right over that property as ancestral property. If your maternal grandmother died before this new amendment and the ancestral property from your maternal grandmother was disposed off by her sons/husband, it is useless to think of this.
If you talk of these dates, I may be of further help. Tell me when they died and if the property is still there.
If you talk of these dates, I may be of further help. Tell me when they died and if the property is still there.
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