If the Heirs Are both Paternal Uncle and Aunt
Issue No.2382- If the heirs of the deceased are the paternal uncles and aunts, some of whom are from the same parents with the deceased, the other ones being from the same father and the rest from the same mother with the deceased, those who are paternal uncles and aunts who share the same father with the deceased do not inherit anything. Then in case there is one paternal uncle or aunt, who is the maternal brother or sister of the deceased's father, the property will be divided into six parts, one part will be taken by the paternal uncle or aunt who is the maternal brother or sister of the deceased's father and the remainder will be taken by the full-blood paternal uncles and aunts of the deceased (the share of the uncle is twice the share of the aunt). And if there are several paternal uncles and aunts who are related to the deceased through the mother (for example, two uncles or two aunts, or one uncle and one aunt from the same mother, but different fathers), the property will be divided into three parts, out of which two parts are taken by the full-blood uncles and aunts of the deceased (as usual, the paternal uncle receives twice as much as the aunt), and one part is taken by those maternal uncles and aunts of the deceased who are the maternal brothers and sisters of his father, and the obligatory precaution is that they should make a compromise with one another in dividing the property.
