A grandfather willed his self-acquired property to his son, who then partitioned it with his own son. When another son was born after the partition, questions arose about his inheritance rights. While generally an after-born child doesn't have rights during the father's lifetime, they are entitled to inherit their father's share upon his intestate death. However, some legal interpretations suggest an unborn child can have rights to a share of the property bequeathed by the grandfather, even after a partition deed has been executed.