what basis you say property is ancestral ? has probate been obtained ? it is necessary to go through the will made by grand father .
An ancestral property a grandfather and his 2 sons and 2 daughters. Grand father wrote his share to one of his grand children without making any share to his wife. Now the widow grand mother and his 2 sons and 2 daughters are dividing there share. The grandmother can get any share? The grand father wrote a registered will to one of his grand children? How the share will be divided?
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what basis you say property is ancestral ? has probate been obtained ? it is necessary to go through the will made by grand father .
Your Grandfather's will bequeathing his ancestral property is not valid. Only self acquired properties can be bequeathed through will.
The ancestral property could not have been given to the exclusion of grand mother's share. However, a lot hinges on the specific clauses mentioned in the will.
thak you sir for your valuable answer. my grand father given his share to one of his grand children as settlement, and he make a condition to maintain grand mother, but after grand father's death grand mother asked a share in grand fathers share my aunts are also asking? . is it wright?
It is your own statement that this property is ancestral. If that be so, then your grand father could not have willed his share to his grand children. Although without a perusal of the title deeds of the property and the will made by your grand father during his lifetime nothing can be said with a tinge of certainty, nonetheless your grand mother's claim seems to be legally sustainable at first blush.