Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India

My great grand father bought all the properties from his money. My great grand father has partitioned his self acquired properties with his wife and childrens. He has 4 sons. He divided his property into 6 shares. Himself A and his wife B for 4 male childrens C,D,E,F.

This registered partition made in 1965. After he partitioned his property he died in 1966, he wrote his property to his wife wia will.

My grand father got E schedule property. At that time my grand father (Age 40) has 2 sons, and 2 daughters. in E schedule property my grand father has got a house and some lands. Before 1980 my grand father sold the lands for my aunties marriage without sons knowledge. My grand fathers childrens married before 1980.

My grand father one son was died in 2000. Another one son and daughters are not maintained grand father and his wife. In 2002 my grand father was 80 years old. He wrote a settlement deed for the entire house for his deceased son�s son

( grand children�s age is 25, and 28) in 2002 for maintaining himself and his wife.

In 2010 my grand father died.

In 2011 my grand father�s another son and daughters filled a suit for partition.

Is it wright?

Now my grand mother and her one son and 2 daughter�s are alive.

If it is wrong how many share will be divided?

Can you please tell me if there is rule or not whether senior citizens should be maintain by their children?

thank you sir for your valuable reply.


Asked on 3/21/13, 9:41 pm

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