In the case of ancestral properties that have stayed undivided, 4 generations of the male lineage have their claim.
Let me explain this using an example.
If Manan has an ancestral property, then his son Kanan, Kanan’s son Naman and Naman’s son Magan have inheritance rights. In other words, the great-great-grandfather, the great grandfather, the grandfather, and the father have inheritance rights over undivided ancestral properties.
Plus, when someone inherits properties from any of his paternal ancestors up to 3 gen. above him, then his legal heirs of upto 3 gen. below him will get equal rights, as coparceners in such properties. Coparceners can’t stay as tenants in ancestral properties as they have legal rights over them.
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Does tangent act is applicable if one of mane brothers and sister is staying in ansisterol house
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