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7 months ago

Father had partitioned his self aquired property in 1965 to his 3 sons while he was alive through twenty rupees bond stating the division with
witnesses name in it and it got registered through panchayat parikatha, now grandchildren from daughters side are asking for the claim in the property! as they are saying it's not a proper will,, most of the property is sold by the 1 and 3rd son and 2nd son has most of the property , what will the judgement? Is the claim from grandchildren from daughters side valid?

Anik

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A.Dear Client,
If your father partitioned his self-acquired property in 1965 while he was alive and the division was documented in a registered document with witnesses, this may be legally binding. It's important to understand that what you described does not sound like a will but rather a partition document. If there was no will and the property was partitioned during your father's lifetime, it may not follow the typical rules of succession through a will. In this case, the rules of inheritance will likely apply.
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