Grand daughter's right in grandfather's property
Hi,
We are two sisters and our father has left the house about 20 yrs back and mother died in a severe road accident. my father have 2 brothers. Our grandfather and uncles are not willing to give anything in property and has made our life hell. I would like to know, do we have any right in property, if yes is it for the house only or for factories, shops as well which Grandfather own???
I also have one more question what if our grand father had already divided the property between our two chachas without considering us ? what will be our right if the property is in the name of our grand mother?
Asked 10 years ago in Property Law
Thanx for the response.
To be very frank we had never thought of filing any case against them till date though they had made our lives hell. But recently they had built-up a wall in between which had block our way to front gate of the house. They say you use back gate only. After this incident we thought of filing a case. That is why I am seeking help here.
To be very frank we are not sure whether its ancestral or self acquired property but till date we had always heard that its grandfather's property. Is there is any way through which we can find out the exact owner of the land without letting them know? Can we approach MCD or some other organisation?
But what if its a self acquired property of the grand father and he doesnt wish to give any share to her unmarried grand daughter's . Are you trying to say there is no such law for their protection? Where shall they go under such circumstances?
Asked 10 years ago
Someone told me that even if your grandfather had bought the current residential property, he must have sold out some other ancestral house/property somewhere at that time (around 1975) then only he could arrange money to buy the current residence which means property owned after selling some ancestral property will also be considered as ancestral. To what extent this statement is right?? Current residence is of 400 sq. yards in west delhi and was bought in year 1975 (around).
Asked 10 years ago
Firstly, Do we have the right to demolish the wall built (by our grand father) which block our access to front gate of the house under the EASEMENT RIGHT(if the property is not ancestral)?? , though we are using the back gate for entry and exit.
Secondly, I have approached the LDO and nearest Sub registrar's office for property papers but every where records are not available. Sub registrar's say they don't have record of properties before 1991.They gave us reference of Kashmiri Gate (DELHI) Office but they are not sure the papers will be available there too, kindly let me know if there is any other way I can find or approach any other authority where I can get the Land / Property Documents???
Rajeev Ji I do respect your advice but in that case we may be homeless next day if the property will not be ancestral. Therefore, It is necessary for us to find out our exact position before filing the suit for partition.
Asked 10 years ago
It is 100% confirm from all our findings that its a forefather's property though I have not reached the property documents yet. All the facts and findings clearly indicates that It is a property acquired by my grandfather's father and not by him. Now I would like to know can we file a suit for partition even if I don't have the property documents with me yet?
Kindly reply ASAP.
Asked 10 years ago
If we go for filing a suit at this moment, What could be the court fees and Court fee will be charged on whole property value or on the portion of the property which we claim?
Asked 10 years ago
