Land Issue
3 months ago
My grandfather purchased a piece of land directly in my father's name when he was just 5 years old. My question is that can my grandmother and uncle claim that land
A.Dear client,
Under the Transfer of Property Act, there are two kinds of property namely the "Ancestral Property" and "Self Acquired Property". Ancestral property is the one which is inherited by the ancestors and every legal heir of a persona has a claim on it after the death of the said person.
But, as the property in your name is in the ambit of self-acquired property there can not be a legal right to claim the property in the name of your grandmother and your uncle.
Thank You
Under the Transfer of Property Act, there are two kinds of property namely the "Ancestral Property" and "Self Acquired Property". Ancestral property is the one which is inherited by the ancestors and every legal heir of a persona has a claim on it after the death of the said person.
But, as the property in your name is in the ambit of self-acquired property there can not be a legal right to claim the property in the name of your grandmother and your uncle.
Thank You
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