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How to claim over ancestral property obtained by will and gift


31-Aug-2023 (In Civil Law)
Mere sasur Jo bhind, Madhya Pradesh main rahte hai.unki puri property Patrick hai.unhone ek rajestry 2008 and ek gift deed 2005 main meri patni ke cousin brother ko kar do thi, ye baat hum logo ko unki death ke baad hi pata chali (15/01/16). Meri wife 2 sister hai.kya hum logo ko court se rajestry or gift deed main humara hissa mil sakta hai
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Answer #1
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No, since the property has already been transferred by your father-in-law before his death therefore your wife and her sisters don’t have any share in that property and the same cannot be claimed by your wife or her sister.
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Answer #2
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अगर संपत्ति पैतृक है तो उसे दान में नही दिया जा सकता है न ही किसी को वसीयत किया जा सकता है , उस पर यदि बटवारा नही हुआ है तो सभी उत्तराधिकारियों का एक समान अधिकार होता है। मैं सपको सलाह दूंगा की आप दान पत्र को निरस्त करने तथा संपत्ति में अपना हिस्सा प्राप्त करने के लिए सिविल कोर्ट में अपनी पत्नी तथा उड़की बहिन के साथ मिलकर भाई के खिलाफ दावा पेश करे आप जरूर सफल होंगे। आप चाहे तो अकेले अपनी पत्नी के नाम से भी दावा पेश कर सकते है।
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