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Adopted Son Vs Non Adopted Girl Property Issue


07-Apr-2024 (In Family Law)
Hello, Our Grand Father (Subramanyam) has no children's so our grand father decided to adopted a son "Dharmendra" (with adopted papers) and after few years he adopts another girl "Rajeswari" (no adopted papers) But our grand father Subramanyam writes a Registered will he mention both Dharmendra & Rajeswari Our children's. Rajeswari have Pan card & All other documents his father Subramanyam name & Address. She is the Legal Hair of Subramanyam? She has any property right of Subramanyam?
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Answer #1
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If no will is written then both the kids either adopted or biological either boy or a girl will share equal property. As the will is written, the property may be didived according to the Will. if either party contests that the Will is written out of force or any other reason then that party may approach the court to invalidate the will and ask for the equal share.
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Answer #2
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as per will she has right. firstly property of ur GRAND FATHER is it self acquired? if it's self acquired he has right to execute will or he can even transfer to whom he wants to. as per ur query will was executed. depending on the contents of will property shall devolve on that person.
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Answer #3
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Yes, if Subramanyam's will explicitly mentions Rajeswari as his child and heir, she could have a right to inherit, despite not having formal adoption papers. The will and documents indicating she was treated as his daughter strengthen her position
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