I need legal advice on this case.
A is a Great Grandfather (GGF).
B is a son (GF) and sole heir of A.
C , D , E are sons and G is a daughter of B.
P , Q are sons and R is a daughter of C.
X, Y are sons and W, Z are daughter of D.
J is a son of E.
S is son and T is a daughter of G.
Events :
-- A and his wife (GGM) is passed away.
-- B has inherited the property from A; you know how it is come to generation to generation, it is not by any mean of gift deed that I’m sure of. So B is the sole owner of the property that comes to him from A. Now B is holding the title.
-- C, D, E and G all been married.
-- B had several properties that comes to him from A (for example, A1,A2,B1,B2,C1,C2,D1); so in his presence he divided property equally between C,D and E. C gets A1, A2 ; D gets B1, B2 ; E gets C1, C2. Now B had keep property D1 for himself so he can live upon it.
-- T has been married.
-- G is passed away.
-- R has been married.
-- C is passed away.
-- When at the time of B’s passing away, he made a gift deed of the property D1 (in whole) in favor of X. This gift deed paper made by B to X is even mentioning in that B has inherited the property from A (varsagat) and he is transferring to X.
--What is a legal rights of E, P (myself), Q, S here ? Please advice; this is hindu case from Gujarat.
