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3 years ago
My grandfather had made a will (My father, my uncle and my grandmother) for ancestral property before he expired. My uncle who is karta, selling 40% of property and my father is saying nothing. He does whatever my uncle says. Is there something I can do?
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
If the concerned property is ancestral property, one cannot make will, since all the co-parceners have equal share in the property. Also, yes you can institute a case, as you are also a co-parcener.
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If the concerned property is ancestral property, one cannot make will, since all the co-parceners have equal share in the property. Also, yes you can institute a case, as you are also a co-parcener.
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A.Hi,
Yes you can institute a case, since you are co-parcener in the said property, moreover, a will cannot be made for the ancestral property, because all the co-parceners have a right of share in the property.
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Yes you can institute a case, since you are co-parcener in the said property, moreover, a will cannot be made for the ancestral property, because all the co-parceners have a right of share in the property.
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