Registring legal heir's name to ancestral property

It is believed that you are Hindu.

Confirm.

If it is self acquired/earned property of grandfather, then you have no forced share.

If it ancestral, then you have. 

Certainly your grandfather can do so.

Prefer valid and registered deed e.g; gift

Dear Sir,

Let me clear few things.

1) I am Hindu

2) My Grand Father sold this property to my uncle's wife not to me (My uncle is alive).

3) This property is ancestral. Not purchased by my grand father nor gifted to him.

4) My uncles, aunt, Grand parent don't want to give me anything from this property.

Thanks

Dear Sir,

Let me clear few things.

1) I am Hindu

2) My Grand Father sold this property to my uncle's wife not to me (My uncle is alive).

3) This property is ancestral. Not purchased by my grand father nor gifted to him.

4) My uncles, aunt, Grand parent don't want to give me anything from this property.

Thanks

Ancestral Property: Property inherited upto 4 generations of male lineage  ( without alienation, partition)

If it is indeed ancestral then since your predsecessor ;Father has deceased, inheritance is opened for you and other ClassI legal heirs.

Submit Death certificate of your father, legal heir certificate to the authority.........................

Partition with boundaries

Registered Family agreement are options....

Sir,

Thanks a lot to all of you for prompt reply.

You are welcome.