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Additional New Law Chambers, Chennai
35 years ExperienceAdvocate Aravinthan enrolled with the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu & Puducherry in 1989. He is a member of the Tindivanam Bar Association.
Enrollment Number : MS/820/1989
- Distrcit Court, Kanchipuram
- Distrcit Court, Villupuram
- Madras High Court
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Questions Answered by Advocate T. G. V. Aravinthan
Q: Husband died wife and kids want legal heirship of his fathers property
A father was died on 2001. The family members, mother, two sons and two daughters had filed the application for the tasildar office for their hair certificate. In the meanwhile elder son was died. The deceased son has a wife and two children. Now, who are entitled for heirs?
Advocate T. G. V. Aravinthan answered
The mother, two son and two daughters are the legal heirs . Now one of the son a legal heir dies,on his demise his children and wife are the legal heir to the limited extent of the share of the deceased son's one share. Therefore widowed wife and two children are entitled to become legal heirs, along with rest of four legal heirs namely the mother, one son and two daughters
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