What happens if plaintiffs are not attending the hearing and the defendants are regulary attending

There are 7daughters and an only son in a family. Their father before he passed away he has nominated his Wife and all his 7daughters and son for the 240yards property to be shared equally. They come from a christian background and as per the law the Mother was having an authority to get 1/3rd share of the property which is 80yards and the daughters and son are legible to receive the share for 2/3rd equally 20yards per head for each which comes to 140yards. But the Mother has given her 80yards to her son as a gift deed and he build a house under 100yards including his share 20yards and his Mother's share 80yards as well, later the Son asked two of his sisters to sign on a document for a loan purpose for their marriage but his two sister's and anyone of their family were not aware that those were gift deed documents and they signed on it when they were major and later on they came to know the truth and both of his sister's asked him to give the papers back which they signed and he refused to give them. Then the daughters filed a case against him for a fraud but the court gave a judgment that both the sisters were major when they signed the documents and they would not get the property share back and now the court is calling for hearing's for the registration as the property of 140yards is still under the father's name and the daughter's who have filed the case are not attending the hearing as they are not agreed with the court's decision and they are not ready for the registration and the Son is attending the hearing regularly. So in this case what can be happened ? Will the case prolongs or how many hearings the court would call us and can the son go ahead for the registration process becoz the registration has not yet been done for the 40yards property of the two sister's but he has the gift deed papers which were signed by them..! PLEASE ASNWER