Inheritance and relinquishment dee

Amar Lal Soni (Querist) 18 February 2023 This query is : Resolved
1. My father has one elder brother and three step sisters. My grand father left one house of 1600 sq ft .

2. After my grand father dead my father and my taoji (father's elder brother) mutually signed a relinquishment deed in favor of my father.

I have a questions.

1. After relinquishment deed registered in registerar what to do next.

2. Can the three step sisters and their sons claim for share in this house. none of step sisters signed the relinquishment deed.

But both my father and my taoji , written in that relinquishment deed that they have no sisters.

3. I want to built a 4-floor office there , pls tell me how to do that. What step do I take to built four floor office buildings without any hesitation.

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This discussion concerns a property inherited from a grandfather who died intestate. A relinquishment deed was signed between the father and his elder brother, favouring the father. However, the father's three step-sisters did not sign this deed. The key question is whether these step-sisters, or their sons, can claim a share of the house. Experts advise that since the grandfather died intestate, his legal heirs, including the father's sisters, have a right to their share. It is strongly recommended to amicably settle the matter with the step-sisters before proceeding with any construction plans, such as building a four-floor office.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 19 February 2023
Since your grand father died intestate so his all legal heirs have right to get their share in the property left by your grand father.your father's sister may claim their share in property so it is better to settle the matter with your father's sister before making constructions on it.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 19 February 2023
Yes. I concur with the expert advice of Mr.Bhartesh Goyal Sir. Your father's sisters are not signed on the relinquishment deed, they have a right over the property of your grandfather. So amicably settle the issue with your father's step sisters and if amicable settled with singed agreement then you may go for construction.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 20 February 2023
I too endorse the expert analyses, opinion and advice of Mr.Bhartesh Goyal and Mr. Kavksatayanarayana ji.
Your bua (father's sisters) did not the relinquish their share in the property left behind intestate by your grandfather. They have an equal right over the property of your grandfather.
Get the matter settled amicably before commencement of any construction.

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