Ancestral Property Ancestral Property

3 years ago

There are some property on the name of my grandfather and some on great grandfather. My grandfather had three children two sons and a daughter. My father is no more. Both my uncle's and aunt's kids are 18+ while i am still a minor. What is my and my mom's share in property??i am hindu

Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

Responded 3 years ago

A.Hi,
Your father is entitled to 1/3rd of your grandfather's property. As you are his legal heir, you can claim that share when you turn 18.
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A.Hi,
There are three shares of the property, one each for your father and his siblings. Your mother and you are entitled to claim his 1/3rd share of the property.
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A.Your father's share that is 1/3rd share of your grand father's property will be divided among your father's legal heirs.
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