The below thing is related to my friend.
His family is a Hindu by religion. His grand-parents had 3 sons & 4 daughters, out of them 3 are now dead. His father is alive, so as his 3 aunts. One aunt died before marriage. Two uncles are also dead. And his grand-parents died before 40 years. My friend is the single son of his parents.
His grand-father had 1 other brother (of common parents) who died around 25 years ago but his siblings exist. These two ancestors were separated each-other well before – say, 45 years.
My friend’s one uncle died two years ago, keeping his widow and two sons. His another uncle was unmarried and recently died. This unmarried uncle left his ancestral & sef-acquired properties. Also he left some money into his account where my friend is the only nominee. My friend use to stay with this unmarried uncle.
This unmarried uncle wished to gift him his self-acquired & ancestral properties after his death, but did not make any will. Other family-members also knew about uncle's intentions verbally & some of them (exclude friend's own parents) openly agree.
In this scenario, my questions are –
- If the widow & sons of his one uncle have any right in any property (self-acquired & ancestral) of the unmarried uncle.
- If the siblings of the brother of his grandpa can claim any share of these properties.
- If any one of them can forcefully occupy these properties?
- How my friend can occupy these properties? if his parental aunts give him a PoA?
