Nilesh M Kumbhare (Engineer) 27 January 2011
Sir, I am Nilesh Kumbhare from nagpur, My grandfather died on 17th jan 2011 leaving behind his sold property fof 7Cr in the name of his 3 sons. But my grandfather having 4 daughters & one of them is my mother. My grandfather makes a will where it states that all the propertty is belong to their sons now. I want to know wheather their daughters can claim the share of the property sold. The property sold when he was alive & the property purchased by him only.
A V Vishal (Advocate) 27 January 2011
No you cannot claim share since the property is self acquired by your grandfather and willed in favour of your 3 uncles.
Nilesh M Kumbhare (Engineer) 27 January 2011
Thanx Sir for your prompt reply.
Nilesh M Kumbhare (Engineer) 27 January 2011
Sir, what if my daughter wants to claim the property share ??? Is she eligible ??
shrikant chede (law officer) 27 January 2011
yes,if you died intestate
A V Vishal (Advocate) 27 January 2011
Had your grandfather not willed his property, then you could have claimedthe property.
A V Vishal (Advocate) 27 January 2011
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Sir, what if my daughter wants to claim the property share ??? Is she eligible ?? |
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If you have a doubt that the will is created after your grandfather's death by your uncles then you can contest in court, however if the will is registered then there are feeble/no chances of contesting it.
Nilesh M Kumbhare (Engineer) 28 January 2011
No, He willed his property before death. What if he is not in a condition to make a will on his own?... I mean he was paralyzed 4-5 yrs back and the condition of him for making decision was not proper.
A V Vishal (Advocate) 28 January 2011
If the will was prepared in the state described by you then you have chances to file a suit.
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