Property Gift
10 months ago
Hi, actually I want to ask -their is a land on the name of both my father and uncle ( co owners) . The land was brought by my grandfather's from his income on the name of my father and uncle. My grandfather has 6 legal heirs , can the other legal heirs claim this land?
my father passed away this year and as his legal heirs are we entitled to claim?
A.Dear Client,
It is the self-acquired property of the grandfather who bequeaths the title of the property in the name of his two sons. No other heirs can claim his share in the self-acquired property of your grandfather.
It is the self-acquired property of the grandfather who bequeaths the title of the property in the name of his two sons. No other heirs can claim his share in the self-acquired property of your grandfather.
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Replied 10 months ago
Thank you for your response.
A.Hello,
As per he information you have , this is your grandfather's seperate property and on this type of property no one has the right to claim their partition unless the onwer himself had transferred in your name .
In your case property has been transferred in your name by the grandfather it self thats why no other person has the right in that property, provided that they had not made any monetary help in purchase of that property.
As per he information you have , this is your grandfather's seperate property and on this type of property no one has the right to claim their partition unless the onwer himself had transferred in your name .
In your case property has been transferred in your name by the grandfather it self thats why no other person has the right in that property, provided that they had not made any monetary help in purchase of that property.
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