House owning problem
3 years ago
My Grandfather died one year ago , one house is owned by him , after the dead I'm his son child ( grandson) may I claim the house? But my grandfather daughters are interferening and ask me the share of the houses. Is it possible? But they are well settled , but I'm the one in poor condition what to do ? I don't have any document . but I know the house is owned by my grandfather.
Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Responded 3 years ago
A.you dont have any documents means there is no WILL of grandfather.
grandfather daughters are legal heirs and can claim their share even after getting huge dowry and gold in their marriage.
grandfather daughters are legal heirs and can claim their share even after getting huge dowry and gold in their marriage.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Dear Sir,
Division of property is done through personal laws. But if any will is made by the person then partition is done according to the will. The daughter will also get the share in the property. You will get the share of your father.
Division of property is done through personal laws. But if any will is made by the person then partition is done according to the will. The daughter will also get the share in the property. You will get the share of your father.
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A.Dear Sir,
The property will be divided equally according to Hindu Succession Act. Daughters will also get their rights in the property if your personal law allows it. If any will is being signed by your grand father then the division will be according to the will. You will get the property of your father after partition.
The property will be divided equally according to Hindu Succession Act. Daughters will also get their rights in the property if your personal law allows it. If any will is being signed by your grand father then the division will be according to the will. You will get the property of your father after partition.
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A.Dear Sir,
If your father is not alive then you can get a share in his properties.
If your father is not alive then you can get a share in his properties.
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