Property partition regarding

1)the amount received after the death of x isdivided equallyfor all i.e. wife sons and daughters equally.all have equal rights on amount .2)wife is only sole right on pension only. No others can claim right on it.3)gold is her property . No one can claim on it.if B blackmails tell himgo to court.

The answers to your specific questions are as follows:

 

1. does a and b have any rights on the amount received by y as his husband x expired while on duty...? 
   
   The terminal benefits of deceased employee belong to the  normally Wife of the deceased. In families, there shall not be dispute when the amount is received by Mother who in due course may give in her will the amount to the children. 
2. does childrens have any rights on pension of parents. 
   
   Children have no right whatsoever on the pension being received by Father or Mother.
3. about gold , y have approoximately 12 tolas gold now ( some she got from partition of her husbands brothers and some they bought).
   
    Gold purchased or inherited by X, naturally must have been gifted to his Wife Y and it belongs to her only. Nobody can claim it in her life time.

Entire problem appears to be that there is no proper mediator. If a person is taken as a Mediator, he should be impartial and should not take sides.  Here in this case, apparently the elder son got the best deal as:

1. He got his father's job for his life and with pension when he retires. While such compassionate ground appointment is given he must have given an undertaking to the employer that he would take care of entire family viz. Mother and brother and others if any.

2. He is staying in the ancestral house with mother. Mother is getting a pension of her own to an extent of Rs. 20000 which she must be giving to her elder son, atleast major portion of it.

 

Taking these plus points, Elder Son should be magnanamous and ensure that there is a proper partition of the property once for all. Whatever partition arrangement is made, it is advisable to write it down with full particulars and the same document should be registered duly witnessed. This shall avoid future complications. This shall take care of the property which is int he name of deceased father.

 

Mother can write her own Will regarding the Gold and Cash balances she must be accumulating with her. It is her will and pleasure to whom and how much to each of the sons she gives or donates/gifs to somebody else.

 

Entire matter need to be handled with lot of discussion and should be handled by a gentleman with no partiality to any one of the parties concenred.

thank you sir for your valuable advises...