Zirakpur
27 Jun 2026, 01:42 PM
In my succession case, I have only asked for my half share in the movable assets of my deceased middle aunt. Earlier I was declared class 2 legal heir along with my eldest aunt. My mother being the youngest sister of the 2, predeceased both of them on 21/01/2026 Next my middle aunt died on 04/05/2026. The eldest aunt died on 11/01/2023. I filed a succession case in April 2023 and I brought the children of my deceased defendant on record as respondents number 1,2,3. The respondents in their written statement had purely defensive pleadings. They filed no claim, no counter claim or any separate prayer to avail their 1/2 share. As per Hindu succession Act, under section 15 1 d read with section 16, my eldest aunt is the only surviving daughter and I as the petitioner fall under the representational branch of predeceased daughter. We are both identified as legal heirs, being the heirs of the father. Now, my question is, do the 3 respondents stand a chance to get the 1/2 share of their mother in my case? Or will they follow another remedy as per law to avail their mother's share? Is it true that in inheritance the court gives the share of all at a go? And does not keep the shares of one party in bains?
Based on the information provided, it appears that you and your eldest aunt are the legal heirs entitled to claim the share of your deceased middle aunt's movable assets. Since your middle aunt had passed away without...
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Zirakpur
27 Jun 2026, 01:40 PM
In my succession case, I have only asked for my half share in the movable assets of my deceased middle aunt. Earlier I was declared class 2 legal heir along with my eldest aunt. My mother being the youngest sister of the 2, predeceased both of them on 21/01/2026 Next my middle aunt died on 04/05/2026. The eldest aunt died on 11/01/2023. I filed a succession case in April 2023 and I brought the children of my deceased defendant on record as respondents number 1,2,3. The respondents in their written statement had purely defensive pleadings. They filed no claim, no counter claim or any separate prayer to avail their 1/2 share. As per Hindu succession Act, under section 15 1 d read with section 16, my eldest aunt is the only surviving daughter and I as the petitioner fall under the representational branch of predeceased daughter. We are both identified as legal heirs, being the heirs of the father. Now, my question is, do the 3 respondents stand a chance to get the 1/2 share of their mother in my case? Or will they follow another remedy as per law to avail their mother's share? Is it true that in inheritance the court gives the share of all at a go? And does not keep the shares of one party in bains?
In your scenario, since you and your eldest aunt are the surviving legal heirs of your deceased middle aunt, the three respondents (children of your deceased defendant) do not automatically have a claim to their...
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Zirakpur
27 Jun 2026, 01:37 PM
In my succession case, I have only asked for my half share in the movable assets of my deceased middle aunt. Earlier I was declared class 2 legal heir along with my eldest aunt. My mother being the youngest sister of the 2, predeceased both of them on 21/01/2026 Next my middle aunt died on 04/05/2026. The eldest aunt died on 11/01/2023. I filed a succession case in April 2023 and I brought the children of my deceased defendant on record as respondents number 1,2,3. The respondents in their written statement had purely defensive pleadings. They filed no claim, no counter claim or any separate prayer to avail their 1/2 share. As per Hindu succession Act, under section 15 1 d read with section 16, my eldest aunt is the only surviving daughter and I as the petitioner fall under the representational branch of predeceased daughter. We are both identified as legal heirs, being the heirs of the father. Now, my question is, do the 3 respondents stand a chance to get the 1/2 share of their mother in my case? Or will they follow another remedy as per law to avail their mother's share? Is it true that in inheritance the court gives the share of all at a go? And does not keep the shares of one party in bains?
In the case you have described involving the succession of your deceased middle aunt's movable assets, based on the information provided, it appears that you and your eldest aunt are the only surviving legal heirs...
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Agra
27 Jun 2026, 06:27 AM
Consumer court related
Consumer protection laws in India are governed by the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. The Act aims to protect the rights of consumers and provides for the establishment of consumer courts at the district, state, and...
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Agra
27 Jun 2026, 06:27 AM
Consumer court related
Consumer courts in India are specifically established to protect and safeguard the rights of consumers. These courts handle cases related to consumer disputes, such as deficiency in services, unfair trade practices,...
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Agra
27 Jun 2026, 06:26 AM
Consumer court related
Consumer courts in India are established under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 which came into effect on July 20, 2020. The Act aims to provide a simple, speedy, and inexpensive mechanism for redressal of consumer...
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