The inheritance rights of grandchildren in India depend on the applicable inheritance law. There is no uniform Law of Inheritance in India. Succession and inheritance are subject to various personal laws, depending upon religion.
Under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, a grandson has no birthright to the self-acquired property of his grandmother. However, if the grandmother has left behind a will that specifies that a grandchild will be a legatee of a specified share of their estate, then that grandchild will be entitled to inherit that share of that grandparent’s estate.
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Can a Grandson Acquire a Share in a Property Through Grandmother's Will?
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