See in life of grandfather you have no right over the self acquired property though on his intestate demise you have right on same if there is no will.

Further in case of ancestral property if it is 4 generation old and not partitioned then in that case you can claim your share but in case it is not fourth generation old and it is partitioned then no right over same

1) you have no share in grand father self acquired property during his lifetime 

2) on grand father death intestate your grandmother , your mother and you would inherit his property 

3) I presume your father did not have any siblings 

Dear client, 

If your grand father is alive than no claim except in ancestral property and your share will inherit in you and mother. No claim in self acquired property.

Yes. Unless he has willed it to some other person. 

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Grand son don't have any rights in self acquired property of grand father.  In ancestral property grand son have share without consent of successor your grand father cannot sell it as a succesor you can claim share in ancestral property. 

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Hi,

As per the law of inheritance you have the right to claim share in that property. 

Any property which as on date stands in his name, you have no right in those properties. Only if he dies intestate, i.e., without making any will in respect of these propeties, you and your siblings derive an interest in these propeties. 

If he has no will then the said property will be equally divided among his legal heirs. You also have right in ancestral property

Hello, 

You will have the right over the property as when he leaved for heavenly abode without a will. 

During his lifetime you do not have any stake on the said property. 

Regards 

Yes you and your mother have right on the ancestral property as it is not clear in your question that your grandfather is alive if he is alive then he can dispose the other two properties which he acquired as your wish and you don't have any share in that property any claim on those properties which is aquired by your grandfather will not be entertained by the court and definitely you will loose the case but you can claim the share in the ancestral property along with your mother

1) As of now you can claim in ancestral property and not in the self owned property by grandfather.

You can execute Registered gift deed in favour of them

Through registered gift deed, stamp duty is state subject and varies from state to state,contact local property lawyer. 

The property can be transferred though gift or settlement deed. The stamp duty based on value of property.

He may transfer his self acquired properties to you under a gift deed .You'll have to pay a stamp duty @ around 6% on this transaction 

through gift deed. 

Stamp duty at the rate of 4% will have to be paid 

You have a share in the ancestral property but not in his self acquired property. He can will it to anyone as far as self acquired property is concerned.

registration must be done in case of transfer.

He can gift you the property and the registration cost can be saved this way.

Regards 

Gift deed can be executed fir transfer of property out of love and affection 

gift deed should be duly stamped and registered 

then apply for mutation of property in your name based on gift deed 

1. The concept of 'constitutional rights' does not apply to inheritance of property.

2. During the lifetime of your grandfather none of his legal heirs has any share in his properties. He is at liberty to dispose or bequeath the properties in the manner he desires.

3. If he dies intestate then his properties will devolve through intestate succession on all his children including the heirs of your father i.e his widow and children.

4. To transfer the property the owner has to either execute a sale deed for consideration or gift deed. The expenses will be stamp duty and registration charges, which only a local lawyer can tell as these are not uniform across India.

Apply for legal heir certificate than on the basis of it, property will transfer in your name.

Since it is your grandfather's own property nobody can claim  any share in his property as a right at least not during his lifetime.

Thus your mother cannot claim any share in it for whatever reason as a right.

It can be either by  a registered settlement deed or by a family arrangement or by a partition among the family members.

The stamp duty and the registration may be enquired in the local registrar's office.

Dear Sir,

Yes, you and mother having right to claim share in those properties.

File a partition suit in Civil court and get your share.

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that there has been three properties in which you would be seeking your share as well as your mother share.
2. Yes, but for the same, you and your mother will have to take the succession certificate from the court of law.
3. Once you have the certificate then you can file a suit for share in the properties.
4. There will be two shares in the ancestral property, one would be of your father and another would be if yours. Then from father’s share you and your mother get equal shares.
5. Thereafter, in self acquired property you both will be having share as per law of Succession equally.