We have one agriculture land which my grandfather purchased by her mother name. After her death it was transferred by my grandfather name. My grandfather during his lifetime made will of the property by his son's name. Now my grandfather is not alive. Property is transfered to all sons name. Now My sister is asking for share as an ancestral property. Is she entitled for the share.
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1) on his mother death grand father was absolute owner of property
2) he could bequeath the property by will to his son
3)your sister has no share in property during her father lifetime
4) only if father dies intestate would she have share in the property
If my father make a will by my name during his life time than can my sister claim the share.
Is this property comes under ancestral category. What exactly is ancestral property.
1) father can execute will bequeathing property to you
2) the will should be attested by 2 witnesses and registered
3) sister would not have any share in said property
property which has remained undivided for 4 generations is ancestral property
This is not ancestral property.
It is your father's own and absolute property.
Therefore during his lifetime nobody has any rights in it.
The will can be enforced on after his lifetime hence she may create problems then though it may not be maintainable.
However to avoid any such litigation in future it would be better to execute a registered settlement deed now to your name.
This will not come under the category of ancestral property