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Can daughter claim share in the property of mother
11-Jun-2023 (In Property Law)
my husband constructed a house 6.5 yrs ago at his own expenses on a plot given by his mother.we doest stay there as he is working abroad.as per the document,my mother in law can stay in the house.My sister in law also started living there since then.she is married ,but not willing to go wit her husband despite his requests(as he is living in a joint family).my husband is ready to give his sister her share of money for the plot given by his mother for this house.even then she is not willing to leave the house and is giving suicide threats.mother in lw is suporting her only.what to do.pls advice
I f your property is already registered in favor of your husband ,sis in law has no claim over that property. I understand that the property was registered to your hus by reserving the life interest on the property with your mother in law. So she can stay the house till her death. She cannot convey her right to her daughter. Since it is the matter of family issue i would suggest the amicable solution
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Adv. Sindu R Kurup
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What do you mean by "plot given by his mother". Apparently, the plot belonged to your mother-in-law. How she has given it to your husband? Has there been an effective transfer of property through a gift or sale deed? If not, everything depends upon the discretion of your mother -in-law; the best option would be to try to settle the issue amicably.
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Adv. P Venu
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