Property issues - My father expired Property issues - My father expired

1 year ago

My father expired on 25/11/20.father’s mother is alive.my mother is also alive.I have an elder sister.i wanted to know if my grandmother hav any rights on my father’s property.our religion is Christian

Anik

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A.Dear client, under Indian Succession Act
When the deceased leaves behind a widow and children, one-third of the property shall go to the widow and two-thirds to be distributed among his legal heirs.
Further, As per Sections 41 to 48 of Indian Succession Act, 1925, governing Christians, it gives mothers no right to inherit property of deceased children who have not left behind any will. All such properties are to be inherited by the father. If the father is not alive, the properties go to the siblings.
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