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#deceased#unmarried#death#possession#property
My deceased father has an elder brother, who is 80 years old. My father had looked after him for all his life as he is unmarried. My uncle's Will named my father for all his earthly possessions but unfortunately my father died an early death and after his death my uncle named his possession in the name of a Gurudwara without our consent. We wanted to know if we are entitled to a share in his property?
My deceased father has an elder brother, who is 80 years old. My father had looked after him for all his life as he is unmarried. My uncle's Will named my father for all his earthly possessions but unfortunately my father died an early death and after his death my uncle named his possession in the name of a Gurudwara without our consent. We wanted to know if we are entitled to a share in his property?
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Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
Unless the Will is probated no rights flow from the same and as such unless you or your father have applied for probate of such Will, you would not be entitled to any benefits under the Will executed by the elder brother of your father. However, even if the Will is not probated, you would still have a share in the property in view of your father being one of the legal heirs of his elder brother...
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#property#loan#unmarried#bank#procedure
We are a family of 3 siblings and a mom, our dad passed away. Me and my one sister are married. We own a property that is a one storeyed building, now we wish to take a loan on the same and build another one for my unmarried sister. But the bank says that we cannot take the loan as my mom is above 65+ years of age. What is the procedure to transfer the house in my unmarried sister's name?
We are a family of 3 siblings and a mom, our dad passed away. Me and my one sister are married. We own a property that is a one storeyed building, now we wish to take a loan on the same and build another one for my unmarried sister. But the bank says that we cannot take the loan as my mom is above 65+ years of age. What is the procedure to transfer the house in my unmarried sister's name?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You can transfer the house in favour of the sister by way of a Gift Deed.
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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?
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.
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#unmarried#transferred#property
My Grandfather had 5 children out of which my father was the only son. I am the only son to my father and I have 3 sisters out of which one of my sister is unmarried. My grandfather transferred all the property that he owned to one his daughters. My father expired in the year 2009. Can I claim my share in the property that my grandfather owned?
My Grandfather had 5 children out of which my father was the only son. I am the only son to my father and I have 3 sisters out of which one of my sister is unmarried. My grandfather transferred all the property that he owned to one his daughters. My father expired in the year 2009. Can I claim my share in the property that my grandfather owned?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
If the property of your grandfather was his self acquired property then you would have no right to challenge the trasnfer of the property by your grandfather to one of his daughters only, however, if the property is ancestral property them you would be entitled to file a suit challenging the transfer and seeking your share in such property.
