My grand fathers distant relative(cousin brother, but elder to him by 15years) did not have children. So asked my grand father to look after him and his properties but he did not adopt my grand father. At the age of 72 (My grand father's cousin) when his health got upset, he got a WILL registered.He has divided the WILL into 6 sections(A-F).
A is for his wife
B is for the elder son of my Grand father
C is for my father
D is for the younger son of my grand father
E is for my grand father
F is for the daughter of my grand father
He has passed away at the age of 74.
He has given full rights to his wife on the properties mentioned under section A. but for the sections(B,C,D,E) he has given life interest for himself ,his wife and after their death the respective person would get the property without having the power to sell or transfer.but the heirs(next generation) will get the property with full rights.But the problem here is my grand father and his younger son(he is married but his wife got married to a different person after his death and he doesnt have kids) passed away before the life interest of the testators wife.
So now who will get the rights on the property given to my grand father and his younger son since they have passed away before the person holding life interest?
As per the Hindu Succession Act section 14(2), if a female possess a property under a WILL she cant be the ultimate owner.but the testators wife alenated the property to the elder son of my grandfather.
who will get the rights on the property? is it testators wife or the legal heirs of my grand father and his younger son?
Thanks in advance
