Succession act
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25 February 2026
A Hindu person died intestate in tamilnadu. He have a self acquired property in tamilnadu. He has 3 sons and one daughter. Son 1 died left with one son and five daughters and out of them one daughter died already and her husband is alive. Son 2 have one son and one daughter. Son 3 married but no issues. Daughter of deceased married in 1966. I want to know to share their proportionate share among them. How much each coparceners have entitlement of such land?
25 February 2026
Since the property is self-acquired, it is divided equally between the four children's lines. The daughter’s 1966 marriage is irrelevant here. The husband of the deceased granddaughter has no legal standing to claim a share in her place under the Hindu Succession Act.
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