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Last Updated On 19-Jul-2018
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My grandfather's will

My grandfather wrote in his will that my father is only owner of his property after his death. Now my uncle want that property to divide and file a case in the court. I want to know that my uncle has any legal right on property or not.

19-Jul-2018

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If the property is self acquired property of your grand Father,then will will stand means will is legally Right.
Posted On 19-Jul-2018
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Ancestral property is the right of all heirs by their birth. Your uncle have the same right as well. your grandfather will might be challenged by your uncle in court.
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No your uncle is not entitled to your grandfather property if the property was owned by your grandfather out of his own income.
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Hello there,
If that property was an ancestral property then your uncle has right into it.
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No, your uncle will not get any share since beneficiary of the will is your father alone.

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If the property is self owned then your uncle can not claim it. Contest the case in court and show will during evidence.
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Your question is not clear as to whether will was registered or not.whether probate case has been filed or not.otherwise a will has to be proved by the person in whose favor the will is .unless the court finds the will to be not genuine or not properly executed, the person challenging the will not get anything.
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