Legal heirs

the property which was in your father's name is his self acquired property, you and your mother and the other children of your parents ( if you have borthers/sisters)  can sell the property.

Thank you so much for your quick reply Mr.Kavksatyanarayana. So just submitting the death certificate of my grandmother is enough to sell the property ?

Can my Grandmother's five sons cause any trouble to us later on ?

Hi Sir ,

Want to confirm few facts or things

1.Can R-Deed be cancelled (if in case of  That person is died in whom name that deed has been executed).

2.How much is the right of a Widow sister in law in an ancestral poperty

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if the property is self acquired by ur father.(as the property is in name of ur father)

then u and ur mother and  ur brother/sister has right over the property which is in name of ur father.

Can my Grandmother's five sons cause any trouble to us later"""

if the property is self acquired  by ur father  then they cannot create a problem as they have no right on such self acquired property of ur father.

The property of your father will be divided into three parts yourself, your mother and your grand mother. Your grandmother's children can claim the property to the extent of the share of your grand mohter only.  They cannot touch your and your mother's property.  When you want to sell the property to third party, there is no need of any formalities, you can directly sell.  But you have to produce the death certificate of your father.  But some purchasers will insist for legal heir certificate and that too from the court.  Then you have to file a title declaration suit before the court.  This may take 6 months to one year.