Grandson claim to grandfather property

pawan kumar (Querist) 27 April 2012 This query is : Resolved
my uncle died without leaving a will.his successors were 2sons 1daughter married and wife. he had one house purchased by him not ancestral. wife, 1 son and daughter appeared in person and submitted affidavits to revenue officials stating that property be transferred in name of 2nd son and they have no objection. accordingly, property has been transfered to one son. can the grandson i.e son other son claim share.the person in whose favour property is transferd in revenue record be challanged by grandson. mutation done by revenue authorties can be challanged by grandson. mutaton means the person in whose favour it is sanctioned has full rights to property including right to sell.

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MohammedRaffiq Bijapur (Expert) 27 April 2012
Make it clear about grandson, whether he is son of a son in whose name property is mutated or a son of a son who has relinquished the property in favour of his brother.

Nadeem Qureshi (Expert) 28 April 2012
Dear Pawan
whenever his father is alive he can not claim any thing, he has no right in property.
feel free to call

prabhakar singh (Expert) 29 April 2012
In the light of your own statement which reads"he had one house purchased by him not ancestral."HIS GRAND SONS HAVE NO CLAIM OF ANY NATURE IN THE HOUSE.

HOWEVER SIMPLY BECAUSE MUTATION WAS MUTUALLY AGREED TO BE IN NAME OF ONLY ONE OF THE HEIRS HAS NO EFFECT AS BAR ON SHARE OF OTHER HEIRS WHO CONSENTED THE MUTATION.THEY STILL HAVE SHARE AND CAN GET IT PARTITIONED FROM HEIR IN WHOSE NAME MUTATION WAS ORDERED.