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Can my aunt transfer her property in my name


18-Sep-2023 (In Property Law)
Dear Sir/Madam, My grandfather divided the property and wrote a WILL against his 2 sons and a daughter. My grandfather is dead. The property wrote in the name of her daughter (i.e. my aunt) is divided in to two parts (say (a) and (b)). she is unmarried and single. The WILL which my grandfather wrote says that "after her death and if there is remaining in the property which she owns -- (a) property goes to her 1st brother and (b) goes to her 2nd brother" . Her 1st brother is not taking care of her. I am the son of her second brother. She wants to sell/ change her property (a) to me. Is it possible ?
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Answer #1
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Any Limited interest created by way of WILL in favour of your aunt will become an absolute property by operation of law if your aunt is a Hindu female. Hence she can give the property to anyone she desires as it is your aunt absolute property.

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