Q: By any chance my sister's have a right to ask for rights now
My grandfather X had 2 sons and both are no more. Son A had 2 sons and Son B has 1 son and 2 married daughters, sons of A tried acquiring the property through court saying son B is not a son of X, and due to the inability to spend and support the cost of law suit, the 2 daughters of son B along their husbands have given in written to the male son of B that we will not have any right on the property, please do spend the cost fight the case and proceed
The same was submitted in court
And the son of son B flighted the case for 5 years and got the judgement to equally divide the property between Son A and Son B and the sons of A will have A part of property and son Of B will have the B part..
I am the son of B, I only hold the judgement copy and still not registered the property, I hold the property tax for 25yrs since judgement
By any chance my sister's have a right to ask for rights now
A: This is not an IP question. Please talk with probate/trust/family lawyer.
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