Uncle sold their grandfathers 2 acre land without giving them a share, sisters children files case, loses in Kerala High Court because of Hindu Law of Succession

A sister's children claimed rights to their grandfather's land sold by their uncle. The Kerala High Court ruled against them. The court found that under traditional Hindu Mitakshara law, a father's self-acquired property devolved solely upon his male heir if he died before 1956. The sister's claim was therefore invalid. The uncle's sale was upheld.