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Taruna Rathore   05 August 2023

Can mutation of property be cancelled if challenged

Hello experts 

IN 2009 my grandfather made a will in his grandson name it stated that after he will turn 18 the property would divided in 3 division 

My grandfather had 3 sons 4 daughter all married only youngest son had 3 children 2 daughter 1 son(grandson) 

rest of them don't have kids but when we submitted the will they didn't agree to do according to will latter eldest son helped 4 daughters for mutation so that they cannot give it to grandson 

my question is can grandson get his share according to will and daughters mutation can be cancelled 



Quick Summary
A grandson's inheritance is in question after his grandfather's 2009 will, which stipulated property division upon the grandson turning 18. The grandfather's children have allegedly colluded to alter property mutation records, potentially disadvantaging the grandson. The core issue is whether the grandson can still claim his share as per the will and if the contested mutation can be reversed.

 5 Replies

Sudhir Kumar   06 August 2023

Who have not been able to convey your problem kindly meet a liar with the papers

Kivi Assumi   06 August 2023

Clarify whether mutation has been done or yet to be done.

P. Venu (Advocate)     06 August 2023

Yes, the facts posted lack clarity. Please repost that others can comprehend the facts.

"IN 2009 my grandfather made a will in his grandson name it stated that after he will turn 18 the property would divided in 3 division" Why 3 divisions? 

Moreover, the Will is of no consequence if the granfather is still alive and/or he has made a subsequent Will or otherwise cancelled the Will.

Any how, a mere entry in the Revenue records does not create or destroy property rights.

Taruna Rathore   07 August 2023

Mutation is done for the sisters

P. Venu (Advocate)     07 August 2023

Why you are not disclosing simple facts that others can comprehend?


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