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Inheriting property without knowing who the other shareholders are


18-Dec-2023 (In Family Law)
I have found some properties in my grandfather's name. He died over a 100 years ago. I was born and have always lived outside India. nnI can only prove my relationship with my father and grandfather. I do not know who the other shareholders are. nnCan I get my share of the properties transferred to me without knowing who the other shareholders are?
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Answer #1
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For this you need to show me your property papers so that we can be sure of the property and yeas since the property belongs to your grandfather it is a coparcenery property wherein the coparceners are given there share and if you want a share in that property you have to show me the papers and accordingly i can brief you
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Answer #2
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You need to hire expert advocate in this regard and we need all the details of the properties and at the moment they are under whose possession ! Yet u need to search all the legal heirs at least your own siblings ! We would be needing a survivor certificate in this regard n may have to file suit accordingly ! Plz b in touch
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Answer #3
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if you are able to identify the property then you can file a case for succession and declaration of the property in your favour. it is the duty of court to assertain the other legal heir on your application. but you must have to prove your inheritance right over the said property.
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Answer #4
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Dear client There is no such straight forward was of getting your share in the property. The same will have to be done throughout proper channels under the law. The property will devolve upon all the legal heirs equally in case there is no will. You will need to first get the property mutated from the registry to the class one legal heirs after that you may ask for your share from your father since it is an ancestral property. The property possession chain and other documents are necessary here for any action. You may visit your registry to inspect the property file. Regards.
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