If any of the uncle’s class 1 legal heirs (parents, children and widow of any person are the class I legal heir) is alive, they will receive the property. If not, his sister will be able to claim the property.
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If any of the uncle’s class 1 legal heirs (parents, children and widow of any person are the class I legal heir) is alive, they will receive the property. If not, his sister will be able to claim the property.
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If any of the uncle’s class 1 legal heirs (parents, children and widow of any person are the class I legal heir) is alive, they will receive the property. If not, his sister will be able to claim the property.
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My unmarried uncle died in 2021. He had property in his name which he got from his father. While making the property in his name sister gave a registered release deed in his favour in 1992 that she and her children also had no rights in the property. Can the sister and her children claim their right again on the property?
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