(Guest)

Father died in 2000, his married daughter and her husband also died never demanding their share. Can the daughters children claim their mother's share in Nanaji property ???

Person died intestate in 2000 and his married daughter never demanded share in his property
silently not interested in it. The married daughter and her husband both died in 2015. Now can the dead daughter's children claim the property share of their mother in her year 2000 dead father who died intestate????

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Isaac Gabriel (Advocate) 26 August 2019

Naturally it devolves on them.

(Guest)

and if a Relinquishment deed is to be signed, do her all three children have to sign it personally in registrars office or the eldest son's consent is enough?

Javed Ansari (Senior Partner) 27 August 2019

the religion of the family please ?

(Guest)

Hindu family

Real Soul.... (LEGAL) 27 August 2019

The children has share and they will take that.

The relinqusihment deed shall be signed by the persosns relinquishing thier share.One of them cannot sign on behalf of others except when there is a registerd GPA to do so.

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 27 August 2019

Who are all the legal heirs to the property of maternal grandfather, who is in possession and enjoyment for last 19 years, how the property was acquired by Grand father. Always contact the local advocate with full details.

(Guest)

The property is from the begining enjoyed only enjoyed by the two brothers and never ever by the married daughters. The property was acquired by selling the old ancestral property but registered in name of maternal grandfather.

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 27 August 2019

That means the property is the ancestral property of your maternal grandfather and his two sons were enjoying the property since the death of maternal grandfather in 2000 and now his maternal grandchildren want a share in that property under possession and enjoyment of his maternal uncles since 2000?

(Guest)

Yes, the maternal grandchildren and their mother had nothing to do till date in the property. Now when the registry is to be changed they have raised agitation that our mother didn't take the maternal Grandfather property but we want our share. Can they ask for it when the have never ever been on that property now have they claimed it for 19 years of the dead of their maternal grandfather.