Grandfather self acquired property

Muthusamy (Querist) 26 January 2021 This query is : Resolved
Sir
The property is the self acquired property of my grandfather.He died in 1966.He is survived by my father.
My father(A) have a son and daughter.Im the son of A.
My father (A) wishes to sell the property what he inherited from my grandfather.
Do the son and daughter of A need to sign while the sale of property?
Do the daughter of A have any share in the property?
We belong to hindu family from tamilnadu

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This discussion clarifies that if a grandfather's property was self-acquired and inherited by his son (your father), your father can sell it during his lifetime without the consent of his children. As per Hindu law in Tamil Nadu, you and your sister do not have a share or right in the property while your father is alive. However, if your father were to pass away without a will, you and your sister would then have an equal share in the property he owned.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 26 January 2021
You and your sister during the lifetime of your father have no right and share in property belonged to your grandfather and signatures of your and your sisterare are not required if said property is sold out by your father.

Advocate M.Bhadra (Expert) 26 January 2021
Your grandfather' s property inherited by your father is to be treated as self acquired. Your father can sell this property without your consent during his life time. If your father would died intestate and left his property in his own name then you have equal share of the property.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 26 January 2021
I agreed with the advice of the above learned experts.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 31 January 2021
Well advised, agree with the advise from experts.

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