Yes as a surviving heir to your father you do have a right to lay a legal claim for a share in the property subject only to the adoption deed.
My father was an adopted son of Mr.krishnarao. He grew up along with Mr Krishnarao's other two biological childrens Mr. X and Mr. Rangarao. Mr. X died at the young age. Mr Rangarao married twice. His first wife died without any childrens. He had a child from his second wife Sundramma. However the child died at young age. Mr.Rangaro passed way few years ago. Very recently his second wife sundramma also passed away. Since there are no regular heir to the property. Does my father [he is no more] or me and my siblings have any right to the property of Mr.Krishnarao/Mr.Rangarao/Sundramma.
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Thanks Mr Ashish, But there was no adoption deed 125 years ago. I was born before Independence. So what happens in this scenario.
Yes as a surviving heir to your father you do have a right to lay a legal claim for a share in the property subject only to the adoption deed.