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Dear client,

Ancestral property refers to a property which has been held by a family member for than 4 generations without being separated or divided.

If your grandfather had got his share without being undivided or partitioned, the property would qualify as ancestral property. If your grandfather had partitioned amongst your father's siblings, please note that the property wouldn't qualify as ancestral.

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Dear Client,
In a situation where there are concerns about a potentially fraudulent will and unauthorized actions taken by your brother, it's crucial to consult with a legal professional promptly. Provide them with all relevant details and documentation, including any evidence of the alleged fake will and transactions involving the sale of property and loans. A lawyer can guide you on the appropriate legal steps to challenge the validity of the will, recover assets, and address any financial mis

Dear Client,
The roof of a room or building is not explicitly mentioned in any deed or Will. An owner of a room or shop are the owner of both floor and rooftop and gets an unfettered right to use the same. Even in a multistoried building, the rooftop is marked as a common area for the purpose of use by all the floor/flat owners. So, your relative has right over the roof area of their shops.

Dear Client,
In the given situation, you can file a counter appeal/claim against your brother for bringing a false allegation and accusation of forgery claiming compensation for the injury/damage caused to you for said false allegation by filing suit before the same court where the caveat is filed for defamation (under Section 500 of IPC), criminal conspiracy (under Section 120B IPC), false evidence ( under Section 191 IPC), or even criminal intimidation (Section 506 IPC). If someone has made f

Dear Sir,
Your husband entitled for only 50% of the said amount and for receiving remaining 50% of NOC from siblings of your husband and wife of deceased is required.

Dear client,

There are two types of properties of a person, one is the self-acquired one and the other is the ancestral property. If it is your father's self-acquired property which is being given under the said will then that is enough for you to claim the house unless he makes a new will before his death.

But if the property in question is ancestral property, then it has to be disposed of in accordance with the Hindu Succession Act of 2005. According to the act, all the legal heirs will have

Dear Client,
Section 51 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925 deals with the division of the property of a male Parsi who died intestate among his widow, children and parents. Clauses (a) and (b) of sub-section (1) of the section provide that the share of each son shall be double the share of each daughter on such intestate succession. In cases where the intestate succession is in respect of the property of a female Parsi, section 52 provides that (1) the widower and each child receive equal share

Dear Client,
You can apply for a family tree certificate in-person, for which you need to follow certain steps - Step 1: Prepare a family tree structure on a word document. Step 2: Get a stamp paper as advised by the tahsildar/Sub-division office of the respective jurisdiction. Step 3: Print a draft of the structure on stamp paper. Step 4: Submit this draft with other required documents to a public notary for an affidavit. Step 5: They will verify every document and ask the deponent to sign. Ste

Dear Sir,
Each state having its own abbreviations being used by its local courts. Just Contact concerned clerk who is the master of such abbreviations.

Dear Client,
To transfer the title of immovable property through a Will, you need to file a probate case of the Will before the High Court or civil court depending on the jurisdiction. A probate is granted only to the executor appointed under the Will. The court will issue notice to all the legal heirs and ask for their no objection when all the heirs have given their no objection to the Will, the court will issue a letter of administration in favour of the Executor to manage or administer the