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What are my Rights on grandmother's ancestoral property
26-Sep-2023 (In Property Law)
Hi, I am a hindu boy. My grandmother who died in 2001had left lot of ancestoral property. My father is not willing to give me a share in the property and wants to give everything 2 my brother. Please let me know if I have a right on the property and is there something which I can do?
This question requires a further question as from where your grandmother got this property? You are not a direct legal heir of your grandmother but you are entitled to get a share in your grand father's property.
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Adv. Prem Singh
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You should file partition suit. ancestral property is coparcenary property and the son is a joint owner along with his father (when he is alive), i.e., he can not have exclusive or sole right to the entire ancestral property.
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Adv. Kishore Kunal
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If your grand mother died leaving her property without any will, then your father can not denied your right over your grand mother's property. Contact a good lawyer, apprise him about all facts and act accordingly as per his advice.
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Adv. Kumar Abhimanyu Pratap
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