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Daughter's share in property bought by father in the name of mother.


03-Aug-2023 (In Property Law)
A property is bought by the father in the name of mother (a housewife). After his death(made no will), mother transfers all property to the son, leaving the daughter with nothing, when she asks it, they say you are an adopted daughter ( though there is no legal papers to show) and gives her nothing. My question is "is there any chance of getting her (daughter's) share in property?
Answers (2)

Answer #1
682 votes
AFTER DEMISES OF PROPERTY OWNER BASED ON THE LEGAL HEIR CERTIFICATE ONLY, THE NEXT TRANSACTION TO BE CONVEYED ONCE THE DAUGHTER NAME AVAILABLE IN THE LEGAL HEIR CERTIFICATE SHE IS ENTITLE IN THE PROPERTY.
Answer #2
819 votes
The purchase of the said property might have been funded by the husband but since it was bought on his wife's name, it becomes her own and absolute property.

In this nobody has any right to a share including her own husband, if he was living.

It is her own discretion to transact with the property in any manner of her choice and desire.

There is no legal infirmity in her transfer of this property to her son.

The so called daughter cannot raise an objection to this nor she can claim any right or share in it.

Despite this, if she goes to court, her case shall not be maintainable, she will be losing her money, time and energy in the losing legal battle.

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