Hi, My grandfather died 28 years ago. And my father died 15 years ago. Now my grandmother has given a veelunaama(rights after her death) to her daughter. How much percent of land will transfer to my grandmothers daughter out out of 1 acre.
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Rephrasing question properly below(Please ignore above question) Hi, Question1: Property is registered on my grandfather and my father jointly. Both have died few years ago. And my father has a sister(she was married in 1976/77). We are two siblings(me and my brother). How the property will be shared between grandmother and grandsons. Is any share will go to aunt(my father’s sister)? Question2: DKT land is on my grandfathers name and he died few years ago. Who will be the legal heir of DKT land?Will it shared equally between grand mother and grand children? We live in Andhrapradesh
1) Grand mother will have 50% share and grand sons will get 50% share. Yes, there will be aunty's share in the grand mother 50% share ,50% your father's share.
2)DKT land is specifically for poor farmers cultivation purpose only. So, your name will appear as grandson on the property.
Hi sir, For Question 1: In the grand mothers share, my father also will get the share? Question2: DKT land was assigned 20 years ago. My grand mother has any right on DKT land?
On grand father death grandmother , your father and your aunt had one third share in property
grand mother can execute gift deed or will for only her one third share in property
On grand father death his 50 per cent share in property would devolve on grand mother , your father and aunt equally
your father share on his demise would devolve on your mother , you and your siblings equally
In grand mother share on her demise intestate it would devolve on your aunt and legal heirs of your father equally
1) Yes, your father will also have share I. The grand mother's share.
2) Yes, but only cultivation rights and not for sale
The property which was on the name of your deceased grandfather, upon his intestate death, devolved on all his legal heirs consisting your grandmother, and his children which includes your deceased father.
Therefore your grandmother cannot bequeath the entire property in favor of the person of her choice. Since your father died, you and your mother along with other siblings are entitled to the legitimate share that your deceased father was entitled out of his father's property.
Therefore if your family members were not allotted with your entitled share in that property, you may file a suit for partition and claim your respective share out of the said proeprty even now.
You can ignore the fact of your grandmother bequeathing a Will in favor of her daughter and proceed as suggested..
- As per law, after the demise of your grandfather and father intestate, his property would be devolved upon their legal heirs equally.
- Further, as the said property was jointly owned by the grandfather and father , then the half share of grandfather can be claimed by your grandmother, daughter and sons including your father.
- Further, the half share of your father will go to you and siblings , if mother is not alive.
- Further, your fathers share in the share of grandfather will also devolved upon you two brothers.
1. The property was purchased on the names of your grandfather and your father.
Therefore as legal heirs to your father's share in it, you, your siblings, your mother and your grandmother shall become class I legal heirs to your deceased father to succeed huis share in the property. This share of property exclusively belonged to your father, i.e., half of the property.
Now the second half which was on your deceased grandfather's name again devolves on his own legal heirs, your father is one of the class I legal heirs to your deceased grandfather along with his own siblings and mother.
Thus your father's share shall again devolve on you, your siblings, your mother and your grandmother.
Therefore your father's sister being one of the class I legal heirs to her father, is entitled to one share as a lawful right.
2. DKT or Darakastu land is a wasteland assigned to the poor and downtrodden people of the state in Andhra Pradesh. The state government assigns land to poor people who do not have enough resources. This land is assigned for cultivation purposes only and no transaction such as sale or buying can happen on this land.
The assignee cannot sell this land to anyone. He/she can only return the land to the government after producing their income certificates. Sale of DKT lands is illegal as per rules in force. However, they can be transferred to legal heir. The Chief Commissioner of Land Administration (CCLA) also expressed the view that the lands assigned to the poor and landless prior to 18.6.954 would not attract the rule prohibiting the transfer of lands.
Your grandmother, being one of the class I legal heirs to her husband and one of the class I legal heirs to your deceased father, is entitled to one share each out of the respective shares of property accordinlgy. Therefore in that capacity your grandmother can give her share of property to whomsoever she may desire/choose, neither your father nor you people can claim a share out of your grandmother's share in the property as a right.
2. Your grandmother being one of the legal heirs to your deceased grandfather/assignee is entitle to a share in that property also.
Hi,
ques 1 - yes
ques 2 yes.
thanks
Dear client I am sorry to hear that but in this case the property will be equally divided among all the heir
Yes .To the extent of your mothers share
Yes she has right if she was a legal heir in property
