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Procedure for claiming over paternal property


29-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
Person A had 4 Sons and 2 Daughters. Among 4 Sons, 2 Sons died and 2 Sons are alive in which 1 Son is married [His family : Wife and a Son], another 1 Son is married [His family : Divorced and staying alone]. Person A made a will that after his death the property will be divided equally among his all children. Person A died but now they are not disclosing the will of their father because their 2 brothers died and they don't want to disclose the will of their father to the wife's of their 2 died brothers. Now, among the 2 Daughters, i Daughter is married [Her Family : Husband and 2 Daughters], another 1 Daughter [His Family : Unmarried]. Point 1 : Can the wife claim about the share of her died husband? Point 2 : Does the Eldest Grandson as per the Indian Law has the possibility of claiming his Grandfather's property? 
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Answer #1
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This kind of case are complex in nature which are to be studied in detail along with complete family history and family tree. There is solution for each type of case in law and right application is necessary.

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