Property divisions among siblings

As per H S Act, the girls are also having rights over an ancestral property. The division of property may be un-equal/equal and decide it in an amicable way.  or get advise of the elders of your family. accordingly register the partition deed in SRO concerned.

since your grand father had died intestate his property should have devolved in equal shares over his class 1 legal heirs namely his wife and five children.which means the house you are talking about - your grandfathers share alone would have devolved over his class 1 legal heirs in equal shares and your grand mother would have retained her half share + 1/6 th share in the other half that belonged to your grandfather.

now since your grandmother had also died intestate apart from the shares you already got in the grand fathers half you will get 1/5th share of all your grandmothers share in the house

as far as the land is concerned since it is your grandfathers property all his class 1 heirs will get equal share which means 1/6th share and from your grandmothers share you will each get 1/5 th share as she had died intestate.women also have equal share in the self earned property of their parents.

How did the property devolve upon Grandfather and Garnndmother?

Is it their self acquired proeprty?

Married daughters were granted equal share by Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005.

Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005, would make no difference on succession prior to September 5, 2005, the date on which it had come into force.

Succession is occasioned for properties of Hindu Undivided Families when there is a partition in the family or when a male coparcener dies leaving daughters. If such event had occurred after Andhra Pradesh September 5, 1985, in Andhra Pradesh but before December 20, 2004, the benefit of enlargement of right will not be available for those who were married as on September 5, 1985, since the State law would be the ruling law on the date of succession.

You have posted that:

"grand father was expired in 1991 and my grand mother was expired in 2013."

The succession to Grandfather opened in 1991, and to grandmother in 2013.

The ClassI legal heirs of Grandmother are her Children.

The Grandmother is spouse and ClassI legal heir of her husband.........................and will get one share of the proeprty.

Agriculture is a state subject and state laws govern it...................e.g. IN UP/Uttrakhand as per UP Land and Zamindari Abolition Act, married daughters are not given share in agriculture land.

You may consult an able lawyer well versed with state laws and family/revenue/proeprty/civil matters, with all documents on record and give inputs in person.

It is believed that you are Hindu.

yes we belong to hindu family and the propert was my grand fathers own earned. 

thanks for the reply. sir please clarify one more thing,

 i know that according to act 1956 girls had  share in mothers propert, and according to NTR act 1986 girls had equal share in both fathers and mothers, does this mean the women born or married before 1985 also had equal share in fathers property also?  please convey in simple words