Kuldeep Singh 18 July 2025
A--------B---------C---------D
A Great grand father, B= grandfather, C= father, D= son
A died intestate and had self acquired property, B alive, C alive, D alive
1. Whether property status is self acquired or ancestral?
2. There is talk of four generations here and property is undivided upto 4 generations. am i right?
3. If it is not an ancestral property then how can it become an ancestral property?
Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 18 July 2025
Let's break down the information regarding ancestral property in India to address your questions.
Property Status: Self-Acquired or Ancestral The property initially belonged to your great-grandfather (A) as self-acquired property since there's no mention of it being inherited from his ancestors.
*Property Source*: How the property was initially acquired -
*Conversion to Self-Acquired Property*: - Partition of ancestral property results in individual shares becoming self-acquired - Owners have full rights to manage, sell, or transfer their share without needing approval from other family members or heirs.
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