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#property#heirs#unmarried#rent
My grandfather has 7 children, 5 daughter and two sons. Although, they have their own property they are staying in my grandfather's property. They do not have any heirs. Can the children of the other their children claim the property as three of them are unmarried. We require the property as my mother is widow and my other sister is living on rent and all of this is a problem. What do we do to claim the property?
My grandfather has 7 children, 5 daughter and two sons. Although, they have their own property they are staying in my grandfather's property. They do not have any heirs. Can the children of the other their children claim the property as three of them are unmarried. We require the property as my mother is widow and my other sister is living on rent and all of this is a problem. What do we do to claim the property?
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Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
All children of your Ganrd father would have equal share in his estate. On death of any of the children and if there are no heirs of such children, then his /her share in the property would also devolve on his/her remaining brothers and sisters and/or their respective heirs.
Legal
#money#gift#property#heirs
I want to know if I can receive money from my daughters in the form of a gift deed if I fall short of the money required to buy the property. I will be stating my daughters as the legal heirs to this property as I don't have a son.
I want to know if I can receive money from my daughters in the form of a gift deed if I fall short of the money required to buy the property. I will be stating my daughters as the legal heirs to this property as I don't have a son.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
There is no bar on receiving money from your daughter under a Gift Deed.
Legal
#transfer#flat#property#heirs#procedure
We want to transfer the flat we own in my mother's name. My father left this property without a will and we are the legal heirs to the flat, we want the same. Please help us with the procedure and details?
We want to transfer the flat we own in my mother's name. My father left this property without a will and we are the legal heirs to the flat, we want the same. Please help us with the procedure and details?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You could execute a Release Deed alongwith all other heirs transferring the property to the name of your mother. The Release Deed will have to be registered.
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#heirs#property#death
Do laws also consider the financial circumstances of the heirs, in distributing the property in the event of the death of the father without a will.
Do laws also consider the financial circumstances of the heirs, in distributing the property in the event of the death of the father without a will.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Financial circumstances of the legal heirs is of no relevance while distributing the assets of the father if he dies intestate.
Legal
#flat#rent#tenants#affidavit#heirs
We have given a flat on rent which was in the name of my grandfather, it has been on rent for the last 30 years. My grandfather passed away and the tenants have submitted an affidavit. Should I enter my father and uncle's name(the heirs to the property) in the affidavit?
We have given a flat on rent which was in the name of my grandfather, it has been on rent for the last 30 years. My grandfather passed away and the tenants have submitted an affidavit. Should I enter my father and uncle's name(the heirs to the property) in the affidavit?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
What is the affidavit for? Your father and Uncle (if they are the only heirs of your grandfather) would be entitled to suceed to the Flat as owners thereof and the tenant would have to pay the rent to them now.
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#property#heirs#ancestral
My parents got married in a temple in 1972, although my dad was married earlier to another woman and had 2 kids. In the same year, my grandparents and my father wrote will that gave the property to his first wife and her children. My father and his wife passed away recently. Now, the court has named all four children as the legal heirs to the property, excluding my mother (his second wife). So do we have the rights to the ancestral home based on this?
My parents got married in a temple in 1972, although my dad was married earlier to another woman and had 2 kids. In the same year, my grandparents and my father wrote will that gave the property to his first wife and her children. My father and his wife passed away recently. Now, the court has named all four children as the legal heirs to the property, excluding my mother (his second wife). So do we have the rights to the ancestral home based on this?
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#heirs#beneficiary#probate
If a will has named beneficiaries, wherein one of the heirs is mentioned in the will but not as a beneficiary, is a probate of such a will required?
If a will has named beneficiaries, wherein one of the heirs is mentioned in the will but not as a beneficiary, is a probate of such a will required?
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#property#heirs
According to my father's will, I am entited to a part of his property, but I have not been given my share yet. In such a situation, how do I go about probating the will in the name of the heirs?
According to my father's will, I am entited to a part of his property, but I have not been given my share yet. In such a situation, how do I go about probating the will in the name of the heirs?
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