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Grandfather not ready to give a share in property want to claim right


29-Mar-2023 (In Family Law)
My grandfather has 2 children BOYS. Both are married. My father is younger son. Our business is common and houses are separate. Everything houses, property and factories are in name of my grandfather and elder son, there is no name of my father in any of the property. So i want to ask that can i file a case against my grandfather to avail my or my father's share in the property which is still in my grandfather 's name. ALL THE PROPERTY IS MY GRANDFATHER'S SELF MADE. And is is alive not dead. My grandfather is not willing to give any share in the property to us. HINDU JAIN FAMILY HARYANA
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Answer #1
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More details are needed to understand the case. It is necessary to make sure to confirm that the person who has not got a share in the property has relevant document to prove his blood relationship to the grandfather.
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Answer #2
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As you have mentioned that the property is self acquired by your grandfather, in that case your grandfather can distribute property as per his will and wish. You as grandson cant demand any share in the property which is self acquired by your grand father.
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