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Jainantony Antony   29 January 2020

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it is has both self accrued and ancestral property in the name of our father


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This discussion clarifies the distinction between ancestral and self-acquired property. Ancestral property grants equal rights to all legal heirs of the grandfather. For self-acquired property, the father's will is paramount. Crucially, if any part of a property originates from ancestral assets, the entire property is legally considered ancestral.

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kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired))     29 January 2020

Is your father alive?  for ancestral property, all the legal heirs of your grandfather have equal rights over the property.  for self-acquired it is your father's will.

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     30 January 2020

If there is even a bit of contribution from the ancestral property, irrespective of the volume and such nucleus of ancestral property, the entire property has to be treated as ancestral property only.


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