Civil case

In absence of knowing the contents of attachment order made by the court it is not possible to opine.

Dear sir..,

 I want to  your  opinion  for the following matters.. 

   my grand father who have 6  sons and 4 daughters with his wife. he suit a civil case for our residing area for 18 cents from 1962  onwards. In 24.06.1972 my grand father died. we have got a legal highership for my grandmother and her 10 childrens. At the time of my grand father death  the childrens are teenagers so they are given  the power and change  the name of the properties to our grandmother for management and suit contiue. After that sons are get jobs in various places and they earn money and send to their mother for  the  improvement and development the joint family.  The case came to an end by the proceedings of assistant settelement officer  on 22.03.2012 to our grand mother's name. But our grand mother had given the properties(18 cents) to her 4 daughters alone on 10.04.2011 without the other sons knowledge. Now what i have to do  to get my father's share.. Please explain 

@Bobby:  It is not understood that in an EP,the court has ordered attachment without giving notice to you or hearing you, it is really surprising, but have you seen the order copy and have you shown it to your advocate?, Well if you have paid the EP amount by cheque, it itself is an acknowledgment, however you can collect the receipt from the court office directly if you have given the cheque in favor of court.

@ Sanjai: The property in the hands of your grandmother is intestate property of your grandfather which will devolve equally upon all his  legal heirs, though your uncles have given power to your grandmother then, she has got no right to settle the entire properties in favor of her daughters alone until all her sons have relinquished their rights in her favor by a registered release deed.  Now they can file a partition suit claiming their right over their legitimate share in the property.