Home/Legal/Documentation/We have two houses of 603 sq yards. My parents are no more. There are 3 legal heirs .3 daughters. One daughter is unmarried. The two married sisters are threatening the unmarried one that they will include the names of the grand children also as legal heir so that the unmarried one gets only a very small share. Is their stand correct legally?
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We have two houses of 603 sq yards. My parents are no more. There are 3 legal heirs .3 daughters. One daughter is unmarried. The two married sisters are threatening the unmarried one that they will include the names of the grand children also as legal heir so that the unmarried one gets only a very small share. Is their stand correct legally?
All Class I heirs have equal rights. Class I heirs are sons, daughters, widows, mothers, sons of a predeceased son, widows of a predeceased son, son of a pre-deceased sons of a predeceased son, and widows of a predeceased son of a predeceased son.
Hence, Their claim is not correct and they cannot include their children. All the three daughters will have equal rights based on the information you shared.
We have two houses of 603 sq yards. My parents are no more. There are 3 legal heirs .3 daughters. One daughter is unmarried. The two married sisters are threatening the unmarried one that they will include the names of the grand children also as legal heir so that the unmarried one gets only a very small share. Is their stand correct legally?
Aswani
November 21, 2020
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