Inheritance rights of a maternal grandson under hindu law

Yes, the LRs of deceased daughter (her husband, sons & daughters) of titleholder (Nana) has an equal share i.e., 1/4th with other siblings of deceased daughter.

If only the maternal grandfather died intestate, the daughter's share may devolve upon the maternal grandson, as the property is said to be self acquired by MGF.

On the death pf the grandfather, the property came to be devolved upon his wife and the children. Consequent to grandmother's death the property came to be jointly vested with the children, equally each of them having 1/4th share. On the death of one of the daughters her share has come to be devolved upon the legal heirs viz. the husband and the children. Thus husband and children have joint share in 1/4th of the property.

Ay settlement or partition entails that the rights of the legal heirs of the deceased daughter cannot be ignored or wished away.

The amendment of 2005 is of no relevance in the given context.

Agreed with Expert's advise.