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I need a help regarding Ancestral property


28-Sep-2023 (In Civil Law)
A- grandfather , B- father and C- son. The property inherited by B on death of A, can be an ancestral property for C ? Whether B can make a will of his property in favour of his one son avoiding another one?
Answers (3)

Answer #1
878 votes
No Will can’t be made for an ancestral property. Basically as per hindu law a person who has got right over property by inheritance can’t make a will for the same for specific person. The property will pass through inheritance and all the legal heirs including female can claim for right over the said property.

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Answer #2
701 votes
The property in not ancestral property for C, because to be the ancestral property, the property should have been acquired by "A's farther" and should have been enjoyed upto the generation of C without the property being divided in the meantime. The property inherited by B upon A's death becomes his self acquired property and he can will it to anyone he wants, even to the one son excluding the other.
Answer #3
772 votes
C is entitled to get his share from the ancestral property.
It is his right, grom the birth.
This property is not earned by B.
So.... C can get his share.
With the help of honourable Court.
Its simple

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