Need information regarding inheritance to ancestral property

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Need information regarding inheritance to ancestral property

08-Jun-2023 (In Family Law)

my grandfather has 4 sons & a daughter. no one is taking care of my grandfather, only my father is looking after him and his needs from scratch. can my grandfather debar his remaining sons and his daughter and give property to his only son who is taking care of him. we are Hindu family from district.

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Advocate Shivendra Pratap Singh LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2017-06-08T17:33:39+05:30

Answer #1

if this is your grand father's self acquired property then he can debar his children except one who is taking his care. He has absolute right in respect of self acquired property but have limited right in the ancestral property. He cannot debar so from his ancestral property.

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LawRato LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2017-06-23T11:01:14+05:30

Answer #2

Sadly such things are prevalent where family members do not care for one another or where parents are forgotten after having toiled for the better part of their lives to bring up their children. That said your father can draft a water tight will and bequeath his properties to your father. In case you wish to do so, we can help you do the same as we have considerable experience and have recently drafted and registered a water tight will in a similar situation.

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