Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago
My grandfather had six daughters and a son. Sadly, two of his daughters and his only son have passed away. We have 4 aunts, including my mother, who are still alive. Our family owns around 12 acres of land in our village, Kudur. However, the children of my late uncle (my grandfather’s son) are refusing to share the land with my aunts.
I’m worried about our family’s rights to the land. Could you please tell me:
1. Who currently owns the land – my grandfather or his deceased son?
2. If the land was transferred to my deceased uncle, was the legal process followed correctly?
3. What would be the approximate cost to resolve this matter legally?
Best Answer
Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago
Based on Indian law, the ownership of the land would now be vested in your grandfather’s legal heirs, which would be his surviving daughters. To determine if the land transfer to your deceased uncle was legally valid, you would need to examine the specific documentation of the transfer. The cost to resolve this legally would depend on the complexity of the case and the specific legal counsel you choose.
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