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Raghav (NA)     20 August 2014

Grandson

 

My grandfather had bought a house around 20 years back. Unfortunately he died without writing a will. My grandmother is still alive and my fathers sister is also alive. But the property is not on name of anyone for last 15 years now

 

 

My father is no more. My father had kept a will that whatever is mine should be given to my son.

 

 

As grand children do I have any write on this property in the absence of any will from my grandfather ?



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Please anyone reply


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Koi to jawab de do

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     25 August 2014

Your grandfather's property will devolve upon his legal heirs, i.e., his  wife, his daughter and on the legal heirs of  his son.   Therefore as a legal heir of your father you will be entitled to a share out of your father's share in the property, since your father has executed a Will in your favor, his entire share  out of the property will now devolve on you, you can very well file a partition suit.

B.T. RAVI (LEGAL MANAGER)     25 August 2014

I Agree with Mr. T. Kalaisevan.


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