Yes she have all the rights is the share of her father's share in the Grand fathers property so you as well.

You may file a civil suit to claim the title in the share of your maternal Grand father's property.

Your mother can file suit to claim her share in ancestral property

2) property which has remained undivided for four generations is ancestral property

yes you and your mother can claim share in the grandfather property. that can be effectively done by filling a suit claiming partition and demanding the share in the property.

any property papers can be obtained from the concerned area tehsildar. if the property is now in pakistan, then it is not possible to claim share.

On demise of her father intestate your mother would have equal share in ancestral property provided her father was alive on 9th September 2005

You would not be able to obtain records from Pakistan of property standing in name of your ancestors

hi, your mother can file a suit for partition and declaration to claim her share ..you can obtain the revenue records from tehsildar office

1. Your query is not clear to me.

2.Your mother can claim share in the property left her father if he died after 2005.

33.Your mother cannot not claim share from her grand father.

Yo may note that a property which remains undivided for four generations acquires the status of ancestral property.

And yes your mother can file a suit to claim her share in the property.

Regards

ih her father was alive on 09th sep 2005 then your mother will have equal share in the property

You will not be able to procure the records from pakistan

Regards

Hi

It would be difficult to get the record of partition time.

For your maternal side property it is necessary that the property share of your mother be transferred to her name.

You are not directly eligible to get the property to your name. Your mother can claim the property share from her native home and then that can be transferred to your name by your moter.

Thank You

Yes you can claim property from your mothers side however that is dependent upon and subject to a number of factors.you need to provide more details .

Your question is not very clear

You should mention detailed facts of your case

2) who purchased the property

3) source of funds for purchase of property

4) whether any partition has taken place till date

You want to claim a share in your maternal grandparents property ?

1. The property of your maternal grandfather is not ancestral in your hands. On the demise of your mother's father his property devolved through succession on his widow and all children including your mother equally if he died intestate i.e without making a will.

2. Your mother can cull out her share in the property of her father by filing a suit for partition in the civil court. However, you have no share in the property of your maternal grandfather during the lifetime of your mother.

Need more clarity and details about what your questions.

However on the death of your grandfather all his children has the equal right to inherit the property owned by your grand father.

Can I claim the property from my Mother's side as his grandfather is last in name we have him. So there are 4chain ancestral property.

Property from mother's side will not come under ancestral property in your hands.

My mother is a widow. Am only girl child.look for that case or separate law

There is no separate law for each and every circumstance, law is common under all the circumstances and for all.

Please look for that case also weather she can also file in her dada or paternal grandfather's property

She can claim her share in her father's property if he is reported to have died intestate or if he has acquired ancestral property

Or how can we get paper from before partition of India Pakistan. So there's a proper 4chain. For my mother filing a suit

You may consult a local lawyer with all relevant papers and get a first hand opinion and revert with your doubts or for a second opinion

what detail r.aditya sir

You were advised to provide the details of the property papers, you may revert to the referred advocate with details.