Hindu succession query

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 28 May 2026 This query is : Resolved
We are 5 siblings from Mumbai suburbs father died interstate in 1984 and mother died in 2019 we 5 siblings own tenanted building given by our grand father through registered partition deed in year 1955 our eldest brother was only a month Old in November 1955 and then grand father added his name as minor son as beneficiary along with our father . after our father's death he used to manage the property collecting rent etc.he made mutation entry in City survey property card without mentioning ratio but now He claims his ratio is 60 % as his name is already there in partition deed and even in mutation entry his name is there as minor son and father as a guardian. So what he is claiming is that legally correct please guide us .

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This discussion addresses a complex Hindu succession query regarding a tenanted building inherited from a grandfather. The main issue revolves around an eldest brother claiming a 60% share based on his inclusion as a minor beneficiary in a 1955 partition deed and subsequent mutation entry. Siblings are seeking clarity on the legal validity of this claim and guidance on resolving the dispute, with advice pointing towards consulting a local advocate for document scrutiny and potentially filing a suit for partition.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 28 May 2026
Your grandfather was in the registered partition deed, added your brother as a beneficiary, and being a minor natural father is the guardian. Hence, he is eligible for his share.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 28 May 2026
If your elder brother was one of the shareholders in the partition deed, then he is entitled for his separate share in the property along with his share as a successor in interest to succeed to your father's estates along with his siblings.
Since the matter is bit complicated hence any further advise or opinion can be rendered only after scrutiny of the property related documents, therefore you may consult an experienced advocate in the local and proceed as suggested.

Dr. J C Vashista (Expert) 29 May 2026
Some confusing facts make this post /query as vague.
However, you may consult a local prudent lawyer for analyses of facts/ documents, proper advise and necessary proceeding.

adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (Expert) 29 May 2026
question is not clear

P. Venu (Expert) 18 June 2026
The remedy lies in filing a suit for partition.

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