The property of the mother belongs to her children and nobody else. Therefore your mother's property belongs to you and your siblings. Your daughter doesn't have any share.

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If the same is not self acquired then yes otherwise no

Grand daughter has no right on grandparents self acquired property during their lifetime 

2) On grandparents demise intestate property would devolve on you and your siblings 

Daughter child has no share in your mother property during your mother lifetime 

Hi

Yes she has by virtue of succession.

During lifetime of mother  child doesn't have as any right to the property of mother. 

During lifetime of father all child do have equal right to the ancestral property of father but no right to self acquired property.

1. A property held by a female Hindu is considered to be her self acquired property and on her death the same devolves upon her children and husband.

2. Now of the children of the female dies before the mother then the grandchild inherit the property of her grand mother

3. The same rule applies to fathers property as well.

4. However the devolution of property may operate otherwise if your parents during their lifetime gifts or transfer their property by Will.

No Father and mother are absolute owner in there life.

No they have no right in property of mother.

Dear Sir,

Married daughter has equal right in the property of her mother as the son, and in case the mother dies intestate, the married daughter inherits her share equally with the son as per the Act of 1956. ... Generally, relatives of mother inherit and have priority over her husband and husband's relatives.

No. but to great grand daughter from male side.

Dear Client, 

 Yes, a daughter's child has right on your father and mother's property under the Hindu Succession Act, 2005.

You can call me through KAANOON for more detail.

In case the property is self acquired property and your mother is expired without any wheel definitely your sister and her son and daughter will be entitled for the property share even in case of ancestral property the sisters legal Heirs will have the right to claim their property share in the property only in case of the self acquired property where will has been made by the testator for the property transfers in that case the property will be transferred according to the will

A grandchild does not have any birth right in the self- acquired property of grandparents. 

Your children do not have any rights in your father's property, in fact you yourself cannot claim any share out of their property as a right during their lifetime.

As informed you in my previous post, you yourself do not have any rights in your mother's proeprty during her lifetime, your daughter do not have any rights in it during your lifetime.

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that there are some property from your mother and father side.
2. The property which is of your father’s property, will only give right to the daughter’s child if the same is an ancestral property otherwise if the property is of self acquired nature then no body can claim apart from you irrespective of the fact whether your father is alive or not, left any Will or not.
3. And for your mother’s property, neither your daughter nor her children can claim any right in it irrespective of the fact that whether the property has come to you under will or intestate or even if she is alive.