My great-grandfather had two wives and six sons. He passed away without leaving a will. My grandfather lived in one of the houses, and now my uncles are using and planning to renovate it. How can I stop them?

Under Indian law, your great-grandfather’s property would be divided equally among his six sons. As your grandfather resided in one of the houses, he may have acquired a right of residence in that specific property. However, you cannot prevent your uncles from using or renovating the house unless you can establish a legal claim to it based on inheritance or other legal grounds. You should consult with a lawyer to assess your specific rights and options.