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Procedure to get back the disowned son
13-Nov-2023 (In Family Law)
Hi I have disowned my son his wife and grandson in 2013 by issuing public notice in newspaper due to certain misunderstandings and have disowned him from my property as well. Now I wish to owe him back and give his share in property want to make all required changes legally at the time I am alive please tell me the required procedure and also advise if those paper cuttings are required because I am afarid I am not having them
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Disowning someone from property by issuing only public notice in newspaper is not actually a legal procedure... One must approach to the court for legally valid disownment by taking decree... Further, in order to owe your son back u need to publish a notice for the same in newspapers and u also can make a will/vasiyat by which u can express ur wish to owning ur son alongwith his wife and son also,ur wish to give share in ur property etc.
Disowning someone from property by issuing only public notice in newspaper is not actually a legal procedure... One must approach to the court for legally valid disownment by taking decree... Further, in order to owe your son back u need to publish a notice for the same in newspapers and u also can make a will/vasiyat by which u can express ur wish to owning ur son alongwith his wife and son also,ur wish to give share in ur property etc.
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Dear Client,
Disowning only through publishing notice in news paper is not a complete procedure of Disowning someone. Now you can register a fresh will to distribute the share to your son / his wife from your property as per your desire, and any old paper cuttings are also not required in this procedure.
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Pankaj Agarwal
Advocate - Delhi High Court
Disowning only through publishing notice in news paper is not a complete procedure of Disowning someone. Now you can register a fresh will to distribute the share to your son / his wife from your property as per your desire, and any old paper cuttings are also not required in this procedure.
Regards,
Pankaj Agarwal
Advocate - Delhi High Court
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Adv. Pankaj Agarwal
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Just make a will according to your requirement in whatever manner you want and registered it in sub-registrar office. And burn all the previous all the disown papers.
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Adv. Laksheyender Kumar
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