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Want to save parents property from being used in alimony
20-Feb-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Hi - what is the way I can save my parental property to be dragged in Alimony case. My Parental property is on the name of my parents. Someone was suggesting - 1. Relinquishment Deed 2. Disown by Parents Are these really required ? Thanks in Advance.
Dear Sir,
If the property is in the name of your parents and its is not an inherited property then the same wont be accountable to be valued for the purpose of maintenance.
However it is up to your parents that whom they wish to said transfer the property by way of will or gift deed.
Hence the question of relinquishment doest arise at this stage at all as the property is not in your name and you have no interest in it.
If the property is in the name of your parents and its is not an inherited property then the same wont be accountable to be valued for the purpose of maintenance.
However it is up to your parents that whom they wish to said transfer the property by way of will or gift deed.
Hence the question of relinquishment doest arise at this stage at all as the property is not in your name and you have no interest in it.
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Adv. Pragya Wazir
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If the property belongs to your parents there is no need to do all the mentioned as the only thing that need to be done is to show that the property us bought by funds of your parents or it is an ascestral property. The girl has not right.
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Adv. Atulay Nehra
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For alimony speaking in true sense the estate person and the person personally is liable to pay but it is now well settled that as long as the son is able to inherit the property of his parents , the property of his parents is involved. To escape this peculiar situation, the best way is to disown the son by filing a declaratory suit before the competent civil court.
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Adv. Piyush Shrivastava
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