Attachment of property for recovery

Is a.son liable for his father's income tax dues and can his property be attached for it? Legally the.son has been disowned by his father
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This discussion explores whether a son can be held liable for his father's income tax debts and if his property is at risk of attachment. Generally, a son is not liable unless he has inherited property from his father. If he has inherited assets, his liability is limited to the value of the estate he received, regardless of whether he has been legally disowned.

If the son registered as a legal representative of his father then he will be liable
I mentioned that son is disowned by his father sir
If the son inherited any property from his father then he is liable, no matter he is disowned. otherwise he will not be liable
Son is liable to the extent of Estate amount inherited by him or by any other beneficiary /trustee as per WILL.
What if son didn't inherited anything ?

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