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Pad Dada ki property par padpote ka haq
12-Jan-2025 (In Property Law)
Mere paddada ne bina vasiyat kie death ho gayi unko ek property 1947 me vibhajan k samay mili thi government se unka ek hi beta tha jo mere dada the unhone woh makan apne naam par karwaya aur ek vasiyat banai jisme ek sarkari dukan jo ki dead dukan thi uska kirayanama mere father k naam kar dia aur jo main property thi jo 1947 me mere dada ko mili thi woh mere chacha k nam kar di
Kya mei us main property k lie dava kar sakta hu...
Abhi us makan par mere chacha ka kabja hai
Your share is there in the property as you are his descendant you can claim the property. If you’re looking for information about the process, format, or legal guidance, let me know, and I can provide assistance.
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Adv. Karishma
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Dada ne apke Chacha k naam per property kis mode Yani kin documents k tehet ki thi yeah dekhna aur jannna zaruri hai !
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Adv. D. Khan
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In the given situation, since your great-grandfather passed away intestate (without a will), the property acquired during the partition of 1947 would have been inherited as ancestral property. If your grandfather, being one of the legal heirs, got the property registered in his name, it still retains its ancestral character unless there is a valid partition among the heirs.
If your grandfather made a will transferring the property to one of his sons (your uncle), then that specific portion of the property can be claimed by your uncle after your grandfather’s death. However, ancestral property cannot be willed away entirely to one heir, and all legal heirs, including you, have a right to claim a share in the ancestral property.
You may file a partition suit in the appropriate civil court to claim your share in the property if it remains ancestral in nature. It is advisable to gather all relevant documents, including property papers, family records, and the will, if any, for clarity on ownership. Consulting a legal expert is essential to determine the best course of action.
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