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tanuj   25 April 2017

Propert ka batwara agar vasiyat nhi he to

Mere dada ji ki property he ,jo ki 2 saal phele nahi rahe ,unhone koi vasiyat nhi ki thi.Unke 2 ladke or dp ladkiya he ,ladkiyo ki shadi ho chuki he ,mere pitaji or chacha saath hi rahte the ,chacha ne legal shadi nhi ki thi bass kisi ke sath rahne lage the ,,,,abhi kuch dino phele chacha expire ho gaye.abhi property ka batwara kaise honga ,1.kya wo lady property ke liye hissa ki hakdaar he .2.Vasiyat nhi he to property kaise devide hongi 3.Agr us lady ka huk nhi he property per to chacha ka hissa kaise distribute honga.


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Kumar Doab (FIN)     25 April 2017

It is believed that you are all Hindu.

The property in the hands of deceased Grandfather was self acquired or ancestral.

Confirm!

Kumar Doab (FIN)     25 April 2017

1st  right on the property of deceased Hindu Male owner, is of ClassI legal heirs: Mother (If alive on date of), wife (If alive on date of), sons, daughters………………………..

If ClassI legal heirs are not present then ClassII legal heirs come into picture.

Kumar Doab (FIN)     25 April 2017

 

Was this lady in Live IN Relationship with your uncle previously married andwas his husband alive till date of death of your uncle?

Is their any child fathered by your uncle thru this Live IN Relationship?

 

 

tanuj   25 April 2017

Yes we all are Hindu and propery acquired property is ancestral

tanuj   25 April 2017

No there is no child to that lady by my uncle ......she was not with my uncle since 5 to  6 years .........dont know whether she is married to some other person or not

Kumar Doab (FIN)     25 April 2017

If your father has not fathered any child from said Live IN relationship then NO child from such relation is there to claim any share in estate of your father. So this part is made clear by you and responded to you.

 

It is Imp. For you to find out if the said Lady was already married while she came into said Live In relationship with your father and upto  date of death of your father.

Kumar Doab (FIN)     25 April 2017

If she was married then her claim on your father’s estate should fail.

The onus to prove it is on OP (You).

tanuj   27 April 2017

first of all he is my uncle ....am little bit confuse 

Kumar Doab (FIN)     28 April 2017

THe impressions posted in this thread initiated by you, are attempted to point to clarity.

Rest are your personal and emotional issues.

You need to deal with them.

 

 


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