Property Rights After Death
Summary
In Gujarat, when a person dies without a will, property is divided according to the Hindu Succession Act. Legal heirs, including children, are entitled to an equal share. To claim your share, obtain a legal heir certificate by applying at the local Taluka or Tehsil office with necessary documents like the death certificate and identity proof. If an amicable division isnt possible, you may file a partition suit in civil court. The court will evaluate claims and decide on property division.Full Conversation
My mother and married sister trying to revoke me from my fathers property. My father unfortunately passed away without will and nominee
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Gujarat, when a person passes away without a will, property is usually divided according to the Hindu Succession Act. Here's some general guidance:
- You are entitled to a share as a legal heir.
- Property is typically divided equally among surviving heirs.
Do you have any specific questions regarding the legal process or need further assistance?
What is the legal process
To address your situation, here's a simplified legal process under the Hindu Succession Act in Gujarat:
*. Obtain Legal Heir Certificate: This certificate establishes your right as a legal heir and is essential for property claims.
*. File Partition Suit: If mutual agreement isn't possible, you may file a partition suit in the civil court to claim your share.
*. Court Proceedings: The court evaluates claims and documents, then decides on property division.
Do you need help with any specific part of this process?
Legal heir certificate
To obtain a legal heir certificate in Gujarat, follow these steps:
*. Application: Submit an application at the local Taluka or Tehsil office or the municipal corporation.
*. Documents Required: Provide your father's death certificate, identity proof, and details of all legal heirs.
*. Verification: The authority verifies the documents and legal heir details.
*. Issuance: Once verified, the certificate is issued.
Do you need more information on the document requirements or the process?