I asked Imam (as) about a man who granted another man the right to reside in his house for the duration of his own life (meaning the life of the house owner). Then, the one who granted the residence passed away while the one granted the residence remained alive. I asked: "If the heirs wish to remove him from the house, do they have the right to do so?" Imam (as) replied: "I see that the house should be appraised at a fair value, and it should be considered whether the deceased's one-third share of the estate covers the value of the house. If his one-third share is sufficient to cover the price of the house, then the heirs have no right to evict him. However, if the one-third share does not cover the house's value, then the heirs have the right to evict him." It was asked: "If the man who was granted the right of residence dies after the owner of the house has passed away, does the right of residence transfer to the descendants of the one who was granted the residence?" Imam (as) replied: "No."