will registered

Facts posted are vague and not clear as to whether the beneficiary dies before testator (which you have mentioned "registered will") if so, the will becomes infructous and invalid.

The parents, spouse and children are the immediate legal heirs of the deceased person. When a deceased person does not have immediate legal heirs, then the deceased's grandchildren will be the legal heirs

state facts in detail to get proper reply.

Will was registered, there after testatore died , immediately will was challenged in court by legal heirs of testatore, the matter reached High court,before case was finalized, only beneficiary died intestate, after few years there was compromise between heirs of testatore and heirs of beneficiary . Hiers of beneficiary got the property.there were three living 1.husband 2.unmrtied daughter and 3 widow of predeceased son without child.

What will be the  status of property and whether all 3 will get equal share in that property.