- By Shibra Arshad
- Fri, 31 Oct 2025 12:44 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
A Family was involved in a celebration and a feud, both at the same time, after a man found share certificates worth crores at his grandfather's house. The family, which struggled to make ends meet, entered into conflict after the certificate was recovered.
The man, who inherited the house after his grandfather Savji Patel's death, returned to his village for cleaning, where he found share certificates worth crores.
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The man already had his shortcut to becoming rich in his hand after he checked the valuation of shares and found that it was worth 2.5 crores.
However, the wealth also brought its share of conflict, as he and his father claimed ownership of the share certificates, leading to a dispute within the family.
Share certificates are physical documents that were earlier issued to prove ownership of shares and can be transferred into a dematerialised form.
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Shavji Patel, who bought these shares, worked as a waiter at a hotel in Diu. Before it was built, he was a housekeeper at a bungalow owned by its owner. Patel lived at a house within the hotel premises. His son also worked in Diu while his father was a farmer in Una.
Before his death, Patel named his grandson as heir to the property. However, the discovery of share certificates has shifted attention from the house. Patel’s son claims ownership of the shares as the direct heir, while the grandson refuses to hand them over, asserting he found them in his inherited house.
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Now, the court will decide the ownership of the certificate, as the Gujarat Court will take up the matter on November 3.