If it is ancestral property you can file suit for partition to claim your share in property
2) on father demise his share would devolve on your mother , you and your siblings
Succession of grand father's Ancestral property
Sir, My grand father has ancestral property in various forms such as buildings, plots, agricultural lands. He has three sons and one daughter. I am the legal heir of his second son. My father died in year 2000. Now he is claiming that you are not eligible to claim any property from me. He already distributed the property to remaining sons and daughter also. But he is against with us. He is arguing that my property will be distributed according to my will. I am not interested on you. Is I am eligible to claim the property of my grand father which is ancestral property of him? Please help me sir.
Asked 6 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
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Respected sir...
you need not to worry in this case as you have right in the property as being legal heir of his son...sir he can make a will of only that land which is owned by him during his life he can not have the sole right to distribute property as per his wish ...so approach the court as soon s possible and get your right ....
Thank you
See.if the property is ancestral and not self acquired by the grand father then in that case you can file a suit.claimimg your share from the property along other legal heirs of father.
if it is ancestral property then you have your legal right upon the property. you may file a suit for partition in court.
You can file a suit for injunction. You can claim the same from him as the same is ancestral ans you have right for the same
Yes. You have an equal right to the property as to other co-parcener.
How come these properties are ancestral ? Did grand father inherited these properties or self acquired. IF self acquired, you have no say.
Hello,
You do have right over the ancestral property even after the death of your father.
you may file a partition and a title suit to claim your share in the property as per the hindu Succession act.
You may get in touch if you need further assistance.
Regards
The property in possession of your grandfather might have belonged to his father or grandfather, but since he ha presumably acquired them through a partition among his siblings, this property in his possession shall become his own and absolute property.
It cannot be termed as ancestral property hence it will not confer any rights on his children so as a grandson also you dont acquire any rights in the property.
If the above is correct then you may not be able to get any share in the property even if you may file a case seeking your share through court of law.
However you may consult an advocate in the local and get him apprised of the factual situation of the property and see if there is any loophole in it to get any share in the property.
Yes you are eligible to claim share from the ancestral property of your grandfather.
You can file a suit for getting your share from that property.
