Who are the legal heirs of a rural house with rental income left by the grandparents, and what are the shares of each, given that some paternal uncles and aunts and the father passed away after the grandparents, while others are still alive, and the family's decision is not to sell the farm but to keep it?

For inheritance to be valid, the death of the inheritee and the life of the heir thereafter must be confirmed, along with knowledge of the heir's relation. - The children of paternal aunt no. (3) do not inherit from the grandfather, because their mother died before her father. - The children of paternal aunt no. (3), and the children of paternal uncle no. (7), the questioner and his two sisters, do not inherit from the grandmother, because their fathers died before their mother.

Division of the Grandfather's Estate: He died and left behind: a wife, 3 sons, and 5 daughters. - The wife receives one-eighth. - The remainder is divided among the eight children, with the male receiving the share of two females. - The estate is divided into 88 parts: the wife receives 11 parts, the male receives 14 parts, and the female receives 7 parts.

Division of the Grandmother's Estate: She died and left behind: one son (paternal uncle no. 1) and five daughters. - The estate is divided among the living heirs, with the male receiving the share of two females (seven shares): the son receives two shares, and each daughter receives one share.

Regarding the Farm: - If the heirs agree not to divide the estate, the farm's income is divided according to the inheritance shares, unless some waive their rights. - Anyone who requests their share has the right to take it, sell it to the other heirs, or sell the farm and divide its price. Procrastination is not permissible.