Sowmya Badrinath
26 October 2010 at 19:07
Dear Sir,
Please clear the following doubts..
1. Can a Grand Son claim right over the self acquired property of his Grand Father?
2. What is the stand of son in such matters?
Regards,
Sowmya
shradha nand
26 October 2010 at 18:44
Sir, i am shardha nand, my real mother is died in my childhood,after that my father got married with a lady, that become my step mother, she had four children all are male,recently before two months early my father expire,after her i want to know that should i have the right of half of the property of my father or the property divide in equal parts between my step brothers.
Anonymous
26 October 2010 at 15:41
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Anonymous
26 October 2010 at 14:39
sir,
from karnataka
can i get my share from my grand father property beause my father wrote a will for my 3 brothers in 1968 property belongs only to 3 sons, and not for 3 daughters
can i get or my son can get my age is 63 yrs. the property is divided by my 3 brothers in 1974 and 2 brothers made khatha to their nams and 1 brother did not
made khata till now his khata nmber comes as my grand fathers khatha number.
Expert : R.Ramachandran
Posted On
26 October 2010 Since your grand father has given the property through WILL to his three sons, no one other than the three sons can claim any right over the property.
author : Anonymous
Posted On
26 October 2010 sir,
my grandfather did not give the will, my father wrote the will to my brothers for my grandpas property it is ancestral
author : Anonymous
Posted On
26 October 2010 because it is ancestral my father has no right to will for my brothers my grandpa did not make any will my grandpas only son is my father
Expert : R.Ramachandran
Posted On
26 October 2010 Please indicate whether it is your grand father's self-acquired propery or not?
(2) Is your father only child of your grand father or there were others - if so details.
(3) Your father got this property in his name after death of his father (i.e. death of your grand father).
(4) What about your grandmother - is she alive or has she died. If died, when did she die?
author : Anonymous
Posted On
26 October 2010 it is not my grand fathers it is his fathers, my father is the only son to my grandfather after my grand fathers father died and my grand father died the propety passed to my father my grandpas did not make any will but my father made the will to my brothers of his father and grand fathers property my mother died in 1982 my father made will to my brothers in1968
Expert : R.Ramachandran
Posted On
26 October 2010 Dear Mr. Anonymous,
I am attaching a file showing how the hindu property will be treated in different situations. Based on this, you can apply to your situation and come to a conclusion.
Expert : R.Ramachandran
Posted On
26 October 2010 Sorry, I forgot to attach the file. Now attached.
Attached File : 7_hindu_propertylaw.doc downloaded 7 times
Expert : Devajyoti Barman
Posted On
26 October 2010 Right
author : Anonymous
Posted On
26 October 2010 sir,
prior to 1956 the will made to my 3 brothers only by my father in 1968 and did not mention my mother name ,he wrote in the will that the property should be divided by three son and died according to the will they divided themselves by my brothers they did not mention my mothers share nor daughters.
my father died in 1969
andd the property divided by brothers in 1974 did not mention my mothers name in it
and my mother died in 1982
now i can claim that where is my mothers share , that share should come to daughters as mothers gift
Expert : Khaleel Ahmed
Posted On
26 October 2010 The act of your father is totally illegal as per the Hindu Law. The property in subject is inherited property as per details provided by you. The will of your father will stand null and void. You are advised hereby to file a suit for partition of the total properties left by your grand father without any delay.
author : Anonymous
Posted On
26 October 2010 my father made a will of his grandfathers property , he has no right to make for ancestral it is not self aquired by my father
he cannot make the will to his sons only
where is his share for his wife after his death did not mention nowhere now we can fight for my motheer share
Expert : R.Ramachandran
Posted On
26 October 2010 Even after making available the file, you are still approaching us. No problem. But to give you the answer please indicate the following:
(1) When did your great-grand father die?
(2) When did your grand father die?
(3) Who are the children of your grand father?
(4) How may children your father had (sons + daughters)?
On receipt of the above information I shall try to answer your query.
author : Anonymous
Posted On
26 October 2010 sir,
a) dont have the date
b) grand father died at 1945
c) only one son for my grand father
d) 3 sons and 3 daughters all are still alive to my father
author : Anonymous
Posted On
26 October 2010 ramachandran R sir,
i can file a suit on my brothers for the share or i can file a suit be-half of my mothers share because when my mother was alive neither my father mentioned her name anywhere neither by brothers didnot mention her name for her share when they made partitions to themselves so pls ans
if it is possible to file a suits
vijay
26 October 2010 at 14:39
i have partnership business having 37.5%share. we are having two plots in the name of the firm. can i have my share without selling that property at the same place. please recomend me the civil lawyer for this case in mumbai.
BPAGRAWAL
26 October 2010 at 12:43
I am second owner in two property in same CHS in mubai. My wife who is first owner in one of the property is treasurer. can i alos join as one of the offie bearer since i am joint owner in another flat in the same society
B.P.agrawal
Anonymous
26 October 2010 at 11:53
I have two brothers and two sisters. One of the sister was married fifty years ago an the other is not married and living with my paraents. and both the brthers are out of country. Twenty years ago I have purchased some lands out of my earnings and due to affection and respect these were registered in my parents name.All my two brothers and two sisters know this. Recently my mother and father wanted to transfer the lands in my name but as I said this need not be done till they are alive.However one year ago they have written this in a stamped paper of Rs.20/- value apportioning a portion to the unmarried sister and balance to me. Myself and my sister alone know about this document. Now unfortunately both of the parents have lost thier mental balance. As I mentioned earlier My another sister married some fifty years ago and the property were purchased only 20 years ago and not out of any ancesteral property. Both my brothers are married and well settled abroad. Though they are alive now, but If any unfortunate thing happens what will be the strength of the document written by them.will my other brothers and sister can claim the share since the property is in my parents name. Kindly advise.
Anonymous
26 October 2010 at 10:11
sir,
from karnataka
can i get my share from my grand father property beause my father wrote a will for my 3 brothers in 1968 property belongs only to 3 sons, and not for 3 daughters
can i get or my son can get my age is 63 yrs. the property is divided by my 3 brothers in 1974 and 2 brothers made khatha to their nams and 1 brother did not
made khata till now his khata nmber comes as my grand fathers khatha number.
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