Legal Question in Real Estate Law in India

My grandfather has 4 children (3 daughters and 1 son (my father). My grand father built a house in 1996 with his own money and my father later on invested his. I have also done more construction to it by investing my hard earned money. My grand father has already created a will on my fathers name where it is clearly mention that - "My son is the only owner after me. Daughters have no right on my propery". However, we're planning to seel the property now and my father's sister wants their share. They all are married and financially good. My GF and GM are still alive. Could you pls let me know whether my father sisters have a right on our property? ( I am Hindu).

Asked on 4/24/12, 4:52 pm

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If the property is your grandfather's self acquired property then ask him to settle the property in favour of either you or your father immediately. This will help to solve all the problems. Your father's sister will not be able to claim anything then. Executing a Will only create future problems such as the Probate, then your father's sister may dispute the Will etc.,

Answered on 4/24/12, 7:15 pm

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