Rathnakar P V (civil engineer) 04 December 2022
In a land dispute ( in District Court)one of the female contesting party died and as per per local people version she is unmarried. But in death certificate one male persons name is added and obtained legar heir cetificte from Mandal Revenue Office and included this person as leagar heir of dead female, is this proper?
As per my knowledge for legal fighting in court cases this not valied! Am i correct? I request the Forum to guide me pl.
vijay sathya 04 December 2022
Rathnakar P V (civil engineer) 05 December 2022
Your reply is little confusing pl.
Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 05 December 2022
In the case of an unmarried deceased female, her property shall be distributed among her mother and father only. If her father and mother are not alive, then her property shall be distributed among her legal heirs, and her self-acquired property shall be distributed among the heirs of her mother and father.
Rathnakar P V (civil engineer) 05 December 2022
Sir, here the issue is some vested intrested people have created a husbund through her death certificate, on the basis of this cergificaye obtained a legal heir certificte fro MRO 's office and fighting a case in the District Court against our family.
My question is can any on the basis of MRO 's certificate( legalheir cergificte) fight court cases?
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