Yes they have half share in grand mother`s property.

The property involved here is ancestral in nature. 

The daughters have been given equal share in their ancestral property only after 2005.

Since in this case when the aunt died in 1993 she didn't have any share in the property of her forefathers, her children can not claim any share therein anymore. 

Yes, the can demand their mother's share in the Ancestral property. As per the Indian Succession Act, Class II heirs list.

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Yes your aunt`s son or daughter can demand the share

The property now left behind by your deceased elder grandmother shall devolve on her husband's father's legal heirs including the legal heirs of the deceased legal heirs. 

Therefore your paternal aunt's children shall be eligible for a legitimate share in that property as a right. 

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Why don't you run your case self as there is option in court proceeding i.e. called PIP (Party in Person). I can provide you full support in this regards. If you tell your case details and I will suggest you accordingly with to proceed or not.

The property was your grandfather's and hence his wife and 2 children ie son and daughter or your aunt have a share.

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Yes, the son and the daughter is eligible to gey the share of the property.

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They can demand share in elder grand mother property 

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Yes,Definitely both of them has right in the share of Ancestral property. 

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1. The general rule of succession in case of female Hindu as per Section 15 (d) of The Hindu Succession act, 1956 states that the said property will devolve (fourthly) upon the heirs of the father.

2. In the instant case the property of your elder Grandmother who died intestate will be devolved upon the legal heirs of  her father and from her father the property will be devolved upon your grandfather and finally upon his legal heirs which also include your aunt's children.

1. This is separate query and not a follow up of your first query.

2. You have already filed the case before the CAT.

3. You shall have to engage an appropriate Advocate to appaer for you and take your matter to the logical end.

- As per law, after the death of the elder brother of your grandfather , his property would be devolved upon his wife. 

- Further , if a Hindu Female passes away then , property shall be divided amongst

1. First her children and husband

2. Then among her husband’s heirs

3. Then among her father and mother

4. Then among her father’s heirs

5. Then among her mother’s heirs

- Hence, your father is having right in the property left by her, and the sister of your father cannot claim any right over the same. 

- Yes , there are certain lawyers from West Bengal in this website 

If the said property nis ancestral in the hands of their parents then they can. If the same is self acquired in their hands then they can't 

Dear Sir, 

You present query contains 02 questions one is related to demand of share in ancestral property by the son and daughter of Aunt. In this regard, it is suggested that they may ask the share but there are conflicting issues in this subject because the aunt had died in the year 1993 and the amendment of 2005 in the relevant law grants the rights to daughters as par with the sons. 

You next question is related to your case in CAT at Kolkata and hiring of an advocate. In this regard, it is suggested that this is not the right forum for the engaging or talking to an advocate directly. For this work, you may go to  "Talk to a  Lawyer" or "Hire a lawyer" of Kanoon.com. It is intimated that it is not the solicitation of any kind, rather the information regarding the process.  

yes, they can demand share. 

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1. Yes they can demand share from property of your elder grand mother as legal heirs of their mother. 

2. You can search for a good advocate from Kolkata from lawyers section of this site.