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Can a mother inherit her dead’s son properties/ assets with no will


30-Apr-2024 (In Family Law)
My father passed away recently without creating any will My fathers brother just called my mom and said that my grandmother (who’s 88 and has major dementia- and she doesn’t even know about my dads passing) will be a legal inheritor - we don’t think this is fair at all- what do you suggest?
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Answer #1
754 votes
well when did your father passed away and what you are willing to know. actually you are quoting something that you want suggestions. there is a difference between suggestion and rights available. here you want your work to be done or just for knowledge purpose
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Answer #2
510 votes
According to the law, there is also a description of the parents’ share in the property. under the Hindu Succession Act, the wife, children and mother are the Class 1 heirs in a man’s property. If a person dies, his property is divided equally among the Class 1 heirs. The Class heirs refer to the heirs who are entitled to inherit the property of a Hindu male who dies intestate (without leaving a valid will)
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Answer #3
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Yes as per class one legal hiers she is also entitled to equal share in your fathers property alongwith other legal heirs wife son and daughter. For that you need to file a petition before the Hon’ble District Judge since your father died without a Will. You may connect
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Answer #4
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Assuming that you are Hindu, If your father has died without leaving behind any will then as per the Hindu succession act, you, your mother and other siblings shall have equal share in the property. Your uncle or grandmother can’t make any claim as such. For further clarification feel free to contact Thanks
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Answer #5
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as per section 8 of the Hindu Succession Act, upon the death of a Hindu male, the property devolves firstly upon heirs specified in Class I of the Schedule. Class I heir includes son, daughter, widow, mother, son of pre-deceased son, etc. etc. you may see Class I heirs in Schedule of the Hindu Succession Act. So yes, your grandmother is entitled to a share in your deceased father's property, like you, your siblings and your mother.
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