Property matter

All legal heirs are equal rights since the property is belongs to your grand mother. But you must obtain legal heir certificate from the court. Obtain your father and mother death certificate and product it for legal heir certificate. Then only the property can be transferred on your names.

Mere non registration of a will alone not a reason to invalid the same. As per law, will doesn't require any registration.

 

No doubt, you all the legal heirs of your parents are entitled to get equal shares on your parents property.

As rightly opined by learned advocates, the grandmother's property was acquired by you father and was under his possession and enjoyment till his death.  Upon the intestate death of your father, the property will automatically devolve upon all his surviving legal heirs which includes his daughters irrespective of their marital status as on the date of death of your father.  Therefore, as per law, the property can be partitioned equally among all the legal heirs of your father, which can be done amicably too.

me and my auncle son purchase the DDA property.we are allotte from DDA.after some time canvency deed in both of us name..after that my auncle son relinquishment deed in my name and its is ragisted in ragistrar office in 100rs stamp papers?so its is legal ornot and this transction is valid or not..pls help me