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What are my father's right in the ancestral property
22-Jun-2023 (In Property Law)
Hello, I am having question based on ancestral property, the house is in the name of my grandfather, my father is taking care of it, now by cheating my brother convinced my father to sell the house now he is asking for the money in the property, he is torturing father by saying that if he will not give money he will do case on him as he has the right on grand father property, in case what right do father have or what is the solution?.
A pre-requisite condition required for a property to be Ancestral property is that it should be owned by the great grandfather followed by grandfather, father & present generation all in this linear generation living & enjoying the property.
Assuming that you are Hindu, If the property was an ancestral property, every legal heir will have right on the property and the property will be divided according to Hindu Succession Act.
When the property was sold by your father then the proceeds from the sale will be divided among the legal heirs and your uncle has right of share in proceeds from the sale of the ancestral property.
Assuming that you are Hindu, If the property was an ancestral property, every legal heir will have right on the property and the property will be divided according to Hindu Succession Act.
When the property was sold by your father then the proceeds from the sale will be divided among the legal heirs and your uncle has right of share in proceeds from the sale of the ancestral property.
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Adv. Siddhant Sharma
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SEE FIRST OF ALL TILL I SEE THE THE PAPERS I CAN'T SAY WHAT YOUR FATHER WOULD BE ELIGIBLE OF.REST FOR ANY FURTHER QUERY AND ASSISTANCE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME AND FOR SURE ALL RIGHTLY HELP AND THE ASSISTANCE WOULD BE PROVIDED TO YOU.YOU CAN FURTHER FIX AN APPOINTMENT WITH ME AS AND WHENEVER YOU WISH.WHATEVER IS YOUR LEGAL RIGHT THAT WOULD BE SURELY HELPED OF IN ATTAINING IT.
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