Legal right on the property

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 02 January 2012 This query is : Resolved
EARLIER PROPERTY EXISTS IN THE NAME OF THE GRANDMOTHER. LATER MY FATHER(ONLY SON) HAD WRITTEN ON HIS NAME BEFORE MY GRANDMOTHER EXPIRED. MY

FATHER HAS 1 SON (MYSELF) AND 4 DAUGHTERS (2 MARRIED AND 2 MAJORS UNMARRIED). DUE TO MY JOB, I HAD TO BE IN A DIFFERENT PLACE AND WE DONT

HAVE ANY DISPUTES. NOW MY SISTERS(ALL 4 ) HAVE ARE TRYING TO GET THE PROPERTY REGISTERED ON THEIR NAME.

1. CAN I HAVE ANY LEGAL CONTROL OVER THE PROPERTY??
2. CAN MY FATHER WRITE A WILL TO ANYBODY OF HIS LIKE??
3. DONT I HAVE THE LEGAL RIGHT ON THE PROPERTY AS THIS IS MY GRANDPARENTS PROPERTY?/

KINDLY GUIDE ME IN THIS REGARD

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M.Sheik Mohammed Ali (Expert) 02 January 2012
you query is not clear.

when did your sister marriage done ?

if the said property is ancestral property, all the legal heirs have rights to share.

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 02 January 2012
sister-1 marraige in 1990, sister-2 marraige in 2002, sister-3 (unmarried-28yrs), sister-4(unmarried -26yrs).
property presenty registered in the fathers name ( father is only son of my grandparents, property was earlier in the name of my grandmother) kindly guide in this regard..

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 03 January 2012
In the given case, the property is self acquired of your father upon which you 5 children and your wife have equal legal right. Your ownership (to the extent of 1/6) cannot be taken by any other co-sharer as you feel danger.

Deepak Nair (Expert) 03 January 2012
Rightly advised by Mr.Rajkumar

prabhakar singh (Expert) 03 January 2012
As this property was registered in the name of your grand mother then irrespective any history behind property it was her own exclusive property which after her death has devolved upon your father then he during his life time has exclusive domain over it and on his dying intestate the property shall devolve upon his widow and children.Since you state there are 04 daughters only then if your mother survives your father,the share of each one would be 1/5.

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