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Somesh   23 November 2021

Grandfather property inheritance

My Great Grand Father has 6 acres and inherited by Grandfather(Only child). My Grandfather has 3 sons and 4 daughters. My father is firstborn (1953). Married in 1981 and joined Govt job in kadapa (600km from hometown) in 1982.  My brother and me are only children born in 1985 and 1987 respectively.  My Grandfather told that as my father has Govt job, he doesnt give any propery.  He gifted 40 cents each to Aunts during marriages and bought back by giving cash afterwards.  He then gifted 6 acres to my two material uncles without my father consent and died in 2005.  My father retired in 2012 and died in 2015.  Also we converted to christianity in 1998 so my relatives treated us as untouchables.  So we don't have much relations with them.  Now when we ask about properties, they are threatening us.

Questions:

1.Do we have right to get property?

2.We are from OC caste but converted to christianity, still we are OC indian hindu according to certificate, so do we have right?

3.Can we file a case in our area which is 600km from agriculture properties or shall we file in the jurisdiction where the agriculture properties comes under?

I will be grateful for your valuable replies.



Quick Summary
This discussion concerns inheritance rights for ancestral land originally owned by a great-grandfather. The grandfather, an only child, had multiple children, including the user's father. Despite the father's government job, the grandfather allegedly gifted land to paternal uncles without the father's consent. The family later converted to Christianity, leading to estrangement from relatives who now reportedly threaten the user when property is mentioned. The user seeks clarification on their legal right to the property, considering their religious conversion and the location of the land.

 2 Replies

kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired))     23 November 2021

Consult a local lawyer with the particulars of the property such as sale deed, fair adangal copy, etc.

Somesh   24 November 2021

Apologies. Correction: Paternal Uncles ( not maternal)


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