Property transfer sons takes off all the property without giving a share
2 years ago
My grandfather had a property and he had 3 sons and 1 daughter, my grandfather died and the property was transfered to my grandmother later 2 sons passed away and grandmother also passed away ..now wat if that one sons takes off all the property without giving a share
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Hi,
Laws of Succession relate to legal principles of distribution of assets of a deceased individual. These include the order in which one person in preference of any or one person after another or any one person in particular share with any other person succeeds to the property/estate of the deceased person. All the people have equal shares and no person can take whole property until there is written in the will.
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Laws of Succession relate to legal principles of distribution of assets of a deceased individual. These include the order in which one person in preference of any or one person after another or any one person in particular share with any other person succeeds to the property/estate of the deceased person. All the people have equal shares and no person can take whole property until there is written in the will.
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A.Hi,
According to the Hindu Succession Act, which governs Hindu succession and inheritance in India, if a man dies without leaving a will, his property will be divided equally among his widow, children, and mother. therefore, the property will be equally divided between the mother and the wife and all the sons and daughters equally. Until the will is in the name of a single person the person cannot take it wholly.
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According to the Hindu Succession Act, which governs Hindu succession and inheritance in India, if a man dies without leaving a will, his property will be divided equally among his widow, children, and mother. therefore, the property will be equally divided between the mother and the wife and all the sons and daughters equally. Until the will is in the name of a single person the person cannot take it wholly.
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Responded 2 years ago
A.After your grandfather's death without having any Will,his property had been devolved upon your grandmother and four children,each having undivided one-fifth share therein.
After your grandmother's death without having any Will,her undivided share in that property devolved upon her surviving son, daughter ,predeceased sons' widows and children each of them having undivided equal share therein.
After the death of your grandfather's two sons' without having any Will,their respective undivided one-fifth share in that property devolved upon their respective widows and children.
Through registered Partition Deed,the property can be divided or in case of difference of opinion between the cosharers,through Partition Suit,the problem can be resolved.
After your grandmother's death without having any Will,her undivided share in that property devolved upon her surviving son, daughter ,predeceased sons' widows and children each of them having undivided equal share therein.
After the death of your grandfather's two sons' without having any Will,their respective undivided one-fifth share in that property devolved upon their respective widows and children.
Through registered Partition Deed,the property can be divided or in case of difference of opinion between the cosharers,through Partition Suit,the problem can be resolved.
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