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Does a married woman have rights on grandfather's property
25-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
My grandfather passed away 2mnths back.all properties are with grndfthrs name only he is hvng 2sons.im elderone daughter,so now my dad's brother wants to sell one land.we are not willing to sell that but he is demanding us . So wt we do now? And is it necessary a married grandchildren to sign the documents while registrations? does she hvng rights on grandfather's property ?
HI,
in the absence of any will by your grandfather if all the properties are self acquired by your grandfather
your father and his brother will get equal share in the property.
grandchildren will enter into picture if there is any ancestral property or any gift, will, conditional gift from the elders.
when your father is alive you can not ask for any share in the property.
in the absence of any will by your grandfather if all the properties are self acquired by your grandfather
your father and his brother will get equal share in the property.
grandchildren will enter into picture if there is any ancestral property or any gift, will, conditional gift from the elders.
when your father is alive you can not ask for any share in the property.
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Adv. Sree K Sivakumar
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Hi
If you are hindu's if the properties of your grand father will pass on to his legal heirs(grand mother, your father and uncle(father's brother).
Since these are self acquired properties of your grand father all of the legal heirs will have equal shares in the property.
In your case, grand children consent is not required if the legal heirs (Grand mother, your father and uncle(your father's brother) are alive in accordance to Hindu succession act.
Hope this helps.
If you are hindu's if the properties of your grand father will pass on to his legal heirs(grand mother, your father and uncle(father's brother).
Since these are self acquired properties of your grand father all of the legal heirs will have equal shares in the property.
In your case, grand children consent is not required if the legal heirs (Grand mother, your father and uncle(your father's brother) are alive in accordance to Hindu succession act.
Hope this helps.
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Adv. Rajagopalan
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