Your daughter legal heirs would have to execute gift deed in your favour 

you would not get possession of land unless there is documentary evidence of exchange 

1. You can execute a registered Revocation /Cancellation Deed for your purposes by taking joint & mutual consent signature of major son. 

2. You can also execute a Settlement Deed with major son, for mutual settlement, possession, etc.... , for getting possession of land.

Dear Sir/Madam,

The possession is quite possible and you are suggested to get the mutation done for both the lands i.e. yourself and daughter's son as well. 

1. Exchange deed had to be executed.

2. If she passed away before executing exchange deed then she continues to be the owner of the land which she was to pass to you. Hence, it has devolved through intestate succession on her heirs.

Now it totally depends upon her son (Means your grand son) that if he is willing to do so. If you have such contract or Exchange deed registered at the time of gift deed than it could have possible. instead preparing gift deed at that time you should have prepared Exchange deed.

Hello, 

1. If the major son of your deceased daughter or any of her heirs is alive, he/ she can transfer the property back to you. 
2. In the absence of any heirs including her mother ( your wife), you would naturally be the only heir and so claim the property to be registered in your name or take possession. 

On her death her property including the one gifted by you would be inherited by her children and husband  

Her parents doesn't come into the picture in presence of her class I legal heirs. 

Now since the exchange deed is not registered you can not take hold of the poetry she may have agreed to transfer you  

So don't take law unto your hands and let your own grand children enjoy the property. 

- Since your daughter died before completing the process of exchange , hence there is no transfer of property taking place legally , and the situation is intact as before. 

- After the death of your daughter , now her property would be devolved upon her legal heirs, i.e. husband,& children if married. 

- Hence now after her death her property can be claimed by her husband if alive and her son.

- You can get possession of the land, if her legal heir executed a release deed in your favour. 

It depends on whether the other legal heirs are consenting to it as the earlier transfer is not complete

See if any deed was not executed and also there is no agreement for exchange the legal heirs of daughters cannot be asked to transfer same to your name.

If there was is proof this transaction you may file a suit before the court.

You should have executed exchange deed Instead of gift deed. What is the language of gift deed. Gift is executed out of love and no consideration involved. If there is a condition that in return of gift , she will exchange her land than gift is void. You can reclaim possession. ?

Now daughter son have inherited her land. He will have to execute gift deed in your favor now.

Hello,

You can ask her son to execute the pending gift deed. 

Failing which you may go ahead and file a suit for cancellation of deed by means of which you have transferred your share of land. 

Regards 

1. You can not get back the land your have gifted to your daughter by registering a valid gift deed in her favour.

2. Your grandson shall have to register a gift deed to return the said land to you if he so wishes.

Yes. Go for specific performance suit 

If it was a gift and she had not taken possession before she died, then it still belongs to you otherwise not.

No it is not possible of the face of it.

However, your grand son (son of your daughter) has to do exchange formalities i.e., execute "Exchange Deed" in your favor.

You shall not get possession / title of the land unless the exchange is done by legal heir of your daughter i.e., your grand son.

Upon your daughter's death,  her property shall devolve equally on all her legal heirs. 

Hence it's their decision to accept the proposed dealings or not,  you cannot force them legally to accept the pending proposed exchange until and unless there exists a registered agreement in this regard. 

You can ask legal heirs of your daughter to complete the process after transfer of land ownership on their name.

Gifted property cannot be claimed back, your deceased daughter son and other heirs have to execute gift deed in your favour.