Property Rights-Hindu Succession Act
02-Sep-2023 (In Civil Law)
A property was owned by my grandfather. It was in his name. After his passing away, his wife(grandmother) has sold the property in writing to a daughter in law without consulting the other 3 children. They have created a documentation supporting the same. The grandfather and grandmother have 4 children. Now, do the other 3 children have the right to claim that property. How the division shall happen as per Hindu succession Act. Kindly help with the query.
In this case, after the demise of your grandfather, everyone like a grandmother and her children is legal hires, in this question you mentioned some supporting documents you did not mention what kind of documents everyone has equal rights of your grandfather's property. I have a vast practice in that area you can seek my assistance in your matter.
We will need to approach a civil court seeking declaration of the said sale deed as null and void. And, ask for property to be divided into 5 equal halves (4 shares for 4 children and 1 share for your grandmother). I can assist you for the declaration, as we are in well versed in the said matter and I can get it done for affordable rate. Contact me to take this forward.
if the property is transferred to other person without any legal terms and non then you can approach the court to cancel the sale deed gift deed of settlement deed whatever did that the mother and wife of the deceased person has met with another person only remedy is to particular deed and to partition
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