No it is not correct at all
Property share clarification
1.We are Christian. My window Grandmother sold the property 28 years back to my dad for her daughter marriage expense but there is no signature of my aunty on the will. My grandfather is a farmer and he did not leave any source of income. My dad was looking after the family, as per christian law if the property does not give any source of income atleast 5,000 rs the whole property belongs to my grandmother and she has right to sell the property without their children's consent is this correct.
Asked 5 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Christian
7 Answers
Consent of children is not necessary for grand mother to sell her self acquired property
Hello,
No this is not correct and the property will be divided as per the Indian Succession Act and the income from the land will have no effect on the nature of the property.
Regards
your grand mother can sell her property without consent of childrens.
Incorrect.
Grand father property would have inherited i/13rd to mother and 2/3rd to his children. Grand mother can give/sell her share only.
Your understanding is right.
Moreover your aunt had been keeping silent about this so far hence even by adverse possession he can perfect his title.
Yes if the property belongs to your grandmother then she can sell the property without consent of her children and the sale to father is valid and now your father is owner of property even if your aunty doesn't sign the will.
