Ancestral Property Dispute

If u are a Hindu and there is no specific law in this aspect in your own state ur father is entitled 1/4 share in grandpa’s property. U shud ascertain that whether there is any will made or not. If there is will in favour of uncles and u have doubt on it u can challenge d genuinity of the same before a court. Approach them through mediators for a partition otherwise approach ur local civil court for the same.

    If it is the self acquired property of your grandpa and  if there is any genuine  WILL in favour of the uncles only,  then your father have no share otherwise, Your father have 1/4 share in the property.  In case the property is the ancestral property of your grandpa then he cannot exclude you father from succession even by making a WILL. The WILL  is not binding upon you.  File a suit for partition and seperate possession.

Your fathefr has equal share in theproperty,so file the suit for partition and pray for interim injunction against alienation.Even if they produce the fabricated will you will have ample opportunity to disprove it.

please inform the date of deth of your grand father or the year

Thanks for the quick response. I am certainly Hindu. I want to know something more. Can u please tell me specific clause or any link where I can gain more informtion regarding property law. Before talking to my father I want to know about every aspect to resolve this property dispute, so that I can ask him to consult any lawyer for the further action in the court. 

If it is the self acquired property of your grandpa and the will is genuine your father cannot claim.  In case it is the ancestral property, your grandpa cannot exclude your father even by making a will, your father is entitled on par with the paternal uncles.  Ascertain and then file a suit for partition and separate possession.  You may also obtain injunction restraining your paternal uncles from alienating the property to third parties till the suit is disposed of.