Does the father inherit from the grandfather in his deceased son's house if the children are residing in it? Do the children of the paternal aunt who died before the grandfather and the children of the paternal uncle and the children of the son inherit the grandfather's share in this house? How is the monetary value of this share distributed among the heirs?

If a person dies, their estate is divided among their heirs, and this includes the house, car, clothes, and tools. The grandfather has a share in the house of his deceased son, unless he relinquishes it to his grandchildren or they give him its value. If the grandfather dies, his estate is divided among his living heirs, and the paternal uncle excludes the sons of the son and the sons of the daughter. A precise division only occurs after the grandfather's death and verification of his heirs.