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Legal heir family disputes and asset sharing and disputes


22-Apr-2023 (In Family Law)
My grandmother has total three daughters. So only my mother was alive now. 1st and 2nd sisters were dead My grandfather has few assets . So , now 2nd sister i.e one of my mother sister , was married to one person ( for him it was second marraige to my mothers sister) his first wife was died/ flewed away and his first wife has three sons and one daughter nnNow those three sons and daughter , were coming and asking assets to sharennSo , now do they have right to have the assets
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Answer #1
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the children of the first wife to your mother's sister's husband have no say in your grandmother's estate. it's only your mother's sister who has a share in the property. the LRs of your mother's sister can claim only her part of the share in your grandmother's property.
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