1. It is necessary that you engage an advocate and take all the information from court.

2. once you come to know the present status ofthe case and any order passed against you then proper line fo action can be adopted.

3. it is not safe to keep any suit undefended or give power to look after your interest if that person is no more trustworthy.

4. So first take proper information from court.

5.You have share in the property of your mother if she has left any. But you can seek any share of your father aif he is alive .

1) you can also file partition suit for claiming youre share in the said properties

2)both suits would be clubbed together

3) contact a local lawyer and file detailed reply in suit filed by aunt

1) you can claim share in ancestral property even if your father is alive

2)you can get share in suit filed by aunt but I have advised you to file partition suit as aunt would be at liberty to withdraw her suit at any point of time

From the contents of yor post it can be understood that this property belonged to your grandmother and she is reported to have died intestate.

Under the above situation, the property left behind by your grandmother shall devolve only on her legal heirs consisting your father and his siblings.

If so, then the children of your father or that of or aunt are not entitled to any share in the property during their lifetime.

Therefore, in my opinion you may not be entitled to any share in the property.

However you may consult a local advocate and decide on all such further issues accordingly.

As my father is alive do I have rights in my ancestral property. If yes, the same can I get through the partition suit filed by my aunt after filing detailed reply thereof and defending the same in court of law. Do I need to file another partition suit for claiming my share or I would get the same by defending myself in the partition case filed by my aunt.

From the information what you have provided in yor previous post, it appears that this property is not ancestral property.

If it is not ancestral property then you may not have any rightful share in it.

However you may consult a local lawyer with all the relevant papers/documents and get an opinion in person before initiating any legal case.