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Advocate Rohith
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Siddhartha Layout, Mysore
16 years ExperienceAdvocate Rohith enrolled with the Bar Council of Karnataka in 2008. He is a member of the Mysore Bar Association.
Enrollment Number : KAR/3575/2008
- District Court, Mysore
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Questions Answered by Advocate Rohith
Q: Can I claim a share in my maternal grandfather's property?
My mother got his father propety after 40 yrs of marriage by court (no will) my grand father dead, (Mother side property) can she can sell with out son signature, or shell i can put lien on her share property, because I am giveng her monthly maintain expensies around 25 thousnad in my pocket, she told i am not giving my property for you.
Advocate Rohith answered
no you cant get or claim share in that property as it will get the statues of self acquired property of her and you cant claim right on her property only on you paying maintenance to your mother Hindu law dose not gives you the right which you are looking for
Q: Procedure to get stay on the property,mother is not providing shares
My mother is threatning me not to give property share, as the property has been transfered into her name, after my father's death. My father neither made any will nor it is registered. My mother is saying that she will register a will, so that only 2 of there sons can get share apart from me. Can i go ahead and bring stay for this in court. Please let me know the other options.
Advocate Rohith answered
good after noon you can always approach the court for your share and you along with your mother and other siblings are equally entitle for the share and if your mother executes a will it will not bind on you and only katha of the land is transfered to her name it does not mean that she is the absolute owner.
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