Property distribution

It is believed that you are all Hindu.

Confirm!

The property from mother’s (Hindu) side is not ancestral.

So why you have used the term ancestral for property owned by Grandmother is not understood.

Pls post basic facts on it.

In case of succession of property of Hindu woman the nature and source of property matters.

How and from whom grandmother acquired the property?

Confirm!

 

In case the nature of property in the hands of Hindu woman is:

- Absolute/self acquired-earned; 1st right is of husband (if alive as on date of death), sons and daughters (predeceased and alive as on date of death)……….

-acquired from parents; sons and daughters………………….and if none is present legal heirs of father.

- acquired from husband; sons and daughters………………….and if none is present legal heirs of husband.

 

Central Government Act

The Hindu Succession Act, 1956;3,4,5,6B,6C,14,15,16

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/685111/

 

What exactly do you want to establish by posting date of birth of daughters of your Paternal Grandmother?

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Your Paternal Grandmother (title holder of the property in question) has died in Oct, 2012.

Your father has died in Jan, 2012.

The nature of property that devolves by inheritance is nature self acquired.

So the share that your father gets by inheritance from mother (even wife, father, brother etc ) is self acquired.

 

In case succession of property of Hindu Male: 1st right is of ClassI legal heirs ie. Mother (if alive as on date of death), Wife (if alive as on date of death), sons and daughters (predeceased and alive as on date of death)……….

 

Central Government Act

The Hindu Succession Act, 1956;8,9,10

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/685111/

 

Your father died before death of his mother.

So your grandmother shall get equal share from property/estate in the name your father, if your father had not disposed his property/estate in his life time by a valid/registered deed say; WILL.

 

If your paternal grandmother had not disposed her property/estate in his life time by a valid/registered deed say; WILL, then her shall property (her own+ she inherits from her parents/husband/sons-daughters-brothers-sisters etc etc) shall devolve as already posted above.

If the property is ancestral then the daughters have equal right of sharing after 9.9.2005 when the law was ammended. The date of birth of your aunties have nothing to do with their right of inheritance. Sidharth 9811776422

Dear sirs Thanks a lot for your valuable time and suggestions Sorry for delay in reply We are Hindus. My late grand mother hold 9 gunta land property at native place ( situated in Karnataka ). That property is not yet divided till date. I have 2 aunties who born before 1956. Do they have rights to claim that property ? If yes, how much share they will be claim as per law Now my aunties wants to claim that property Please advice us. We will go through accordingly Thanks and regards Prashant

Dear sirs Thanks a lot for your valuable time and suggestions Sorry for delay in reply We are Hindus. My late grand mother hold 9 gunta land property at native place ( situated in Karnataka ). That property is not yet divided till date. I have 2 aunties who born before 1956. Do they have rights to claim that property ? If yes, how much share they will be claim as per law Now my aunties wants to claim that property Please advice us. We will go through accordingly Thanks and regards Prashant

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