Ancestral property dispute of grandparents who are not alive

982 votes

If you are Hindu then after the death of your father , kids and mother everyone become a legal heir to the property and will receive their respective share of property and will need to give assent accordingly. If you need more information feel free to contact me

Advocate Vinay Redhu LawRato

767 votes

your mother can't sign the paper alone. yours and your sister signature would also be required. mother along with children take equal share. Hindu succession act governs this aspect read with schedule.

Advocate Neha Gupta LawRato

677 votes

In cases involving property inheritance, especially when dealing with multiple heirs, it's important to consider the legal framework that governs such transactions. Given your situation, here are some points to consider: 1. Legal Heirs: Since your grandparents had six children, the property is likely to be divided among all the legal heirs. If one of your father's siblings has passed away, their share may pass to their heirs, if any. 2. Mother's Signing Authority: Your mother can sign the papers to claim her share of the property. However, whether she can sign alone or needs to include you and your sister depends on a few factors: If the property is being sold or transferred as part of a mutual agreement among siblings, it’s often prudent for all heirs to sign. If there is a legal document (like a succession certificate or family settlement) that defines the distribution of the property, it might dictate whether additional signatures are required. 3. Consent of Other Heirs: It's advisable for your mother to discuss the settlement with all heirs to ensure that there are no disputes later on. If your uncle is leading this process, he should be facilitating a consensus among all heirs. 4. Legal Documentation: It may be beneficial to involve a lawyer to draft or review the necessary legal documents to ensure compliance with local property laws and to safeguard your mother’s interests. Adv. Mahinder Singh Mavi

Advocate Mahinder Singh LawRato

849 votes

No in presence of your mother, only she has to sign the papers for settlement. Because she has first right as legal heir after your father's demise and after her it's you and ur sibling if any has right over the said shares. Therefore, your mother alone can sign the papers at present you and your sister is not required to sign the papers in order to do the settlement

Advocate Vivek Tanwar LawRato