Out of Bramapraba's 1.05 acres of property that was settled to her brother by a registered deed, her brother taken possession of 50 acres and sold 25 cents to a third party, thus another 25 cents are still lying in his name and he is reported to have died intestate.
In the balance of 55 cents, Nageswar rao has no rights to sell 21 cents of property but since it has been accepted by all other legal heirs especially by Brhamapraba who was the actual owner, we can even ignore that now.
Now the main problem is sharing of remaining property amicably among the surviving legal heirs upon the death of Brahamapraba.
The legal heirs of Anjayanelu are the people who are entitled to acquire the properties now remaining as his legal heirs and successors in interest.
The legal heirs shall be his wife, his children consisting three daughters and one son. The legal heirs of the son, who is reported to have died intestate, shall be entitled to acquire his shares in the properties. The legal heirs of the deceased son shall be his children out of different marriages and his surviving wife.
Thus the remaining properties can be amicably divided into five equal parts on mutually agreed terms to avoid litigation and disputes. The wife of deceased Anjayanelu shall be entitled to one such equal share.