Property

The 3 sons, 4 daughters and your grandmother all are entitled to equal share in the property of your grandfather.

The signature of your father and the other children is required, if your grandmother wants to sell the property. Your sign is not reqd.

She can make a will in respect of her 1/8th share.

At the time of your grandfather's death in absence of a will, the property got vested in all legal heirs to the extent of 1/8th each, within your father's 1/8th you and your siblings (if any) share equally. Grandmother cannot sell the entire property unless all concur with the sale. Since now the property is ancestral in your hands - grandmother cannot sell your 1/16th share of the property without consent. 

(1) In a proceeding for partition, a request for sale may be made or an undertaking to purchase given on the part of an infant, of an adult who is incapable of making decisions relating to the adult's financial affairs or of a person under any other disability, by

(a) the infant's litigation guardian or guardian,

(b) and (c) [Not in force.]

(d) the adult's attorney under an enduring power of attorney.

(2) The court is not bound to comply with the request or undertaking on the part of an infant unless it appears that the sale or purchase will be for the infant's benefit.

All 4 daughters are married. As per my knowledge there is a law which states " the daughters who are married after 1994 July 30 wil get a share. The daughters who got married before this date will not get any share" Is this correct.

As it is ancestoral property,Do grand children has more rights then grand ma and their children?