1. iIt is not clear how your mother became owner of the properties which your uncle seems to have illegally transferred the same.

2. However if your mother was owner of few properties which she left at the time of death, you and your sister became its joint inheritor.

3. Now if your uncle became your guardian then he cannot sell the same without taking permission of the court as long as you remain minor.

4. Now on attaining majority you can file suit for setting aside the same.

5. So take information of those transfers and file a suit accordingly.

It is your duty to prove that you are the legal heirs of your deceased mother and also to provide the date of death of your mother including her death certificate.

The court will not come to your rescue on this issue.

You can very well seek partition and separate possession of your mother's share in the property that was left behind by your deceased grandfather and now in the custody of your maternal uncle.

There is no time limit for seeking partition.

Since the property was on your deceased grandfather's name and he is reported to have died intestate, your mother's chrae in the property can be claimed by all her legal heirs jointly.

1file suit for partition for claiming your mother one fourth share in the property

2) seek injunction restraining uncle from selling the properties

3) contact a local lawyer

1) your birth certificate, ration card would indicate that you are the legal heir

2) if necessary obtain legal heir certificate

To be practical and proper, you first file a partition suit based on the documents that you are the daughter of your deceased mother and seek partition and separate possession of your share in the properties now you are seeking partition.

Let your maternal uncle state before court that you are not the daughters of your mother, will he do so?, I dont think he will dare to deny you the daughter of his own sister.

Dont worry about the witnesses so soon, you can rope in some witnesses if there arises a need for it in the later stage.

1. Your mother was entitled to her equal share of the property of her father.

2. After the demise of your mother, intestate, her all children including you will have equal right on her share of her father's properties.

3. File a partition suit before the Civil Court praying for your share of the property making all of them parties who have acquired shares of your grandfather's properties.

You shall have to obtain legal heor certificate from the local tehshilder or councilor of local Municipal Corporation.

1. Upon the intestate(without executing WILL) demise of your grandfather, the property would devolve equally to his spouse(if alive) and children.

2. In the instant case(as per your narration), the property shall devolve equally to 3 daughters and a son. In other words each person is entitled for 25 percent share in the property. In case of deceased legal heir, her property would be subdivided to her spouse (if alive)and her children. That means to say you and your sister along with your father (if alive) put together are entitled to 25 percent share in your grandfather's property.

3. You are fully entitled to claim your share of the property from your uncle.

4. If your uncle doesn't recognise you & your sister as legal heirs, you can obtain Legal Heirship Certificate from the jurisdictional revenue office or certified Family Tree from the Tahsildar. If it doesn't suffice, you can get Succession Certificate from the Court.