Hemavathi K (asst) 26 June 2012
Dear sir / madam,
My Grand Mother has four daughters and one son (who is mentally challenged) and she has expired in 1986 but she has not done any will. Now only two daughters and one son is there. who will have the right on grannd mother property. One younger daughter is living in her mother's house and taking care about his brother who is mentally challenged. Rest other daughters are well settled and no body is taking care about the brother. kindly inform rights about this property.
Adv Archana Deshmukh (Practicing Advocate) 26 June 2012
All the daughters and the son have equal share in the property. If the deceased daughters have children, they shall get their deceased mothe'rs share. Otherwise the property will be divided between the 2 daughters and the son equally.
Rajeev Kumar (Lawyer/Advocate) 26 June 2012
Guest (Guest) 26 June 2012
If the property is your grandmother's self acquired property and she died without making a will, it shall devolve equally on all her legal heirs i.e four daughters and one son. In case of the two deceased daughters, their children(if any) would succeed to their share. Any one of the legal heirs can cull out his/her share by filing a suit for partiion.
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