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The Supreme Court of India clearly pass an judgment regarding who are legal heirs when there is not class-I heirs are not available on ancestral property:-
when class-I heirs of deceased not alive, the property will derives to Class-II heirs. if only sister is alive in class II heirs,, she will be the legal heirs of deceased. if the sons/daughters of brother of deceased are alive, they are not legal heirs of deceased.
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