Title on ancestral property

Prakash (Querist) 25 January 2023 This query is : Resolved
Sirs,
Mother converted to islam from hinduism left behind immovable property of her mother both are no more. The property of her mother is lying unclaimed.

Whether the grand children (who are muslims after the conversion of their mother) are entitled to get the property under specific relief act or any other relevant act ?

If at all it is possible, which succession act will be applicable for the transfer of such property ?

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This discussion explores the inheritance rights of grandchildren whose mother converted from Hinduism to Islam. The core question is whether these Muslim grandchildren are entitled to ancestral property originally belonging to their Hindu grandmother. The applicability of the Specific Relief Act and the relevant succession law, considering the mother's conversion and the children's religion, are debated.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 25 January 2023
Mother's religion would not come to the children of her first husband. The religion of her children will come under the religion of their father. I think Indian Succession Act will apply to such children.

P. Venu (Expert) 30 January 2023
Who is in possession/occupation of the property? Were the grandchildren/children born prior to her conversion?

Facts, as posted, are confusing. Or is it that the situation is imaginary?

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