Legal Question in Civil Litigation in India

Hi Team,

property transferred in this fashion

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grand father registered to

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son registered to

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daughter

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grand father

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------ son ------

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son daughter

I have a query if grand father registered a house(self owned) to his son as son's part ,son has two children male,female. son registered this house to daughter when he was alive does grand son have any right to claim his part. do male and female have the equal rights? in this inheritance who has the more priority(son,grand son,grand daughter). does father has all rights to give property whom he likes most

please mention all possible cases and suggest the book where can i get more info about ancestry properties and wills


Asked on 2/18/12, 7:16 am

2 Answers from Attorneys
www.lawconcern.com S.Seshadri www.lawconcern.com

The documents will have to be studied to advice whether son can claim his share or not. It is because the year of these documents, as well as the document contents will have a strong bearing on whether the deed is valid or not. [email protected]

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Answered on 2/18/12, 5:50 pm
Sanjay. K. Dixit, Advocate. Sanjay K Dixit, Advocate @ Karnataka Bar Council Enrolement No: "KAR/898/2007"

Dear Sir,

Accord to you're version, if the Grand-Father transfer's his self-acquired property to the son, then this sale becomes absolute to him, and subsequently second transfer's take's place to his daughter, then this sale also becomes absolute to her. So far any of the future heirs are concerned that this will arrest the future succession er to contest at the Court of Law, that is in respect to the said property, okay ?

You may refer the Transfer of Property Act 1882, Family Law Books, and Succession Acts, okay ?

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Answered on 2/21/12, 2:03 am


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