Vishnu P Sopanam 04 April 2020

Distribution of property to the legal heird

my father expired on 2002.The grandmother was alive when my father was died.I belong to Nair caste.In the legal heirship certificate the name of my mother.me.my sister and my grand mother's name is written.My grandmother expired in 2010.i want to know whether the property can be divided equally among the existing three legal heirs.

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This discussion clarifies property distribution for legal heirs in the Nair caste after a father's passing. When the grandmother was alive at the time of the father's death, her name was included on the legal heir certificate along with the mother, sister, and the individual asking the question. Following the grandmother's subsequent death, her share of the property will devolve among her own legal heirs, which can include her sons, daughters, and husband, regardless of whether it was ancestral property.

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pankaj verma 04 April 2020

yes....9816374011

Advocate Suneel Moudgil (Advocate) 04 April 2020

the share of grandmother shall devolve among her legal heirs i.e. her son, daughters, husband

Vishnu P Sopanam 04 April 2020

even if it is not an inherital property

Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108) 04 April 2020

1. YES. The Property can be mutated /transferred in EQUAL proportions in the residual Legal Heir names, as recorded in the Legal Heir Certificate. This can be done via a Registered "Family Settlement Deed", jointly & mutually signed by all the residual Legal Heirs, with strategic clauses, relating to property distributions and other terms & conditions,

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