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Dear Sir, No limits are there on the self acquired property as such the legal heirs during the lifetime of such person cannot question him. Please give me rank after viewing my details. Please call me for further assistance.
Hi, Since the property of your grandfather was a self acquired one, he could have given it to anyone he wished. If a will was made then the property will be divided as per that. In the absence of a will the property will be divided among the children equally. Do rate this if you found this helpful.
Your grandfather can transfer in favour any person wholly or partly. That transaction is valid then no other option. Do one thing file suit for partition.
1. since the property was self-acquired, resultantly, your grandfather can distribute the property as per his wish, however, to be sure whether the property was transferred in the name of your aunt or not, you can get the details from the concerned revenue department. 2. if the property was not transferred by the grandfather during his lifetime, them the property will be devolved among all legal heirs including you,
You get the matter initiated by getting a Legal Notice served and if not resolved then go for Suit for Partition asking for the proportion of your share. The daughter of your grandfather, being in possession will bring out the document, if any executed by Your grandfather. Please give me Rank Five and follow me after reviewing my resume and book a consultation for further discussion and explanation if required.
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