Change of proprietor in business q

This discussion addresses the complex issue of changing the proprietor of a family business following the owner's death. The original poster's father, the proprietor, has recently passed away. While the proprietor's name was initially changed to the mother's, the father-in-law is attempting to change it to his name. The core question is whether this can be done without the agreement of all legal heirs, especially since a legal heir certificate has been issued. Advice suggests that without the consent of all shareholders, property transfer or title changes are not possible, and a partition suit might be necessary. It's also strongly advised that the father-in-law has no legal standing to interfere in family matters.