My grand father left a dwelling house and expired in 1963 leaving behind four sons and two daughters. My father expired in 1980 leaving behind two sons and two daughters and my one uncle expired in 1990 leaving behind two sons and three daughters. Whether grand daughters have any right in the property left by my grand father.
A. Yes, All (children of grandfather) are entitled to claim equal right over the property.
B. As per the new amendment 2005, daughters also can claim an equal share as coparceners over the property.
C. Once the property share distributed among the all children, all respected issues(children) of deceased father can claim partition over the property.
On the demise of your grandfather, all the sons were having an equal share in the property. After the amendment was brought in 2005, all the daughters have equal share in the property of their father. In your case, all the grand daughters would have a right in the property left by the grandfather upon the death of their father who is a coparcener.
1) on your grand father demise each legal heir had 1/ 6 th share in property
2) on your father demise your father 1/ 6th share would devolve on 4 children equally
1. In whose name is the property in the municipal records at present.
2. Was it a joint family property or it had been partitioned between your father's siblings and if partition has taken place, whether the deed of partition is existing.
3. Whether your grand father had executed a WILL?.
4. Did your grand father died intestate(without writing a WILL).
5. Assuming that your grand father died intestate in 1963, then the property would devolve equally between your grand mother, 4 sons and 2 daughters, i.e., 1/7th share in the property, if the property had not been partitioned till 2005.
6. Your grand father had 6 children and upon his death without writing a WILL, the property would be divided into 7 shares(including grand mother's share)-if grand mother is dead, then the property would be divided equally between your grand parents children. If any of the child/children are dead, then the property would devolve to his wife & children in that 1 share, subject to grand father's property has not been parititioned earlier to the year 2005 and was intact. In that case the grand daughters will have the right in their father's share of the property.
property devolved in 1980 to the legal heirs, at that time daughters had no right in ancestral property. so you can't claim in the property because it is legally vested in all the male heirs of your father.
1. On the demise of your grandfather his children, in the absence of a will written by your grandfather. succeeded to his property equally.
2. On the demise of your father and uncle their respective shares in the property vested in their children.
3. So the two daughters of your father and three daughters of your uncle have a share equal to the share of their brothers and which they may cull out by filing for partition.
1. After the demise of your grandfather,intestate, his property will be devolved upon all his legal heirs including your fathr and uncles,
2. The gransdaughters will have qual share on the share of their respecive father's.
Hi, is there any partition after your grand father expire, suppose if there is no partition between your father and his brother then all the grand daughters and grand sons have equal right over the property.
