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Relinquishment deed concern..its role after will..kindly clarify


18-Jul-2023 (In Family Law)
Me..my brother..my mother and my daadi are legal heirs of my father self acquired properties after his death. He left no will. If we relinquish our share for our mother, then later after her death can she again put the relininquished properties in our names in her will I am a hindu
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Answer #1
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If you and others relinquish there shares in for your Mother. After her death, his property can dispose of according to will or in case of absence of her will then obviously you amd your brother would be her legal heir. Your Mother dont need register a will favour of you and your Brother. and yes she can make a will in favour of you and your Brother or anyone.
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Answer #2
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all legal heirs can sell their share in favour of person as per their choice through register sale deed, second option, you can get compromise decree from court in favour of one person as per your choice, then she can make a Will
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Answer #3
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Yes, relinquishment of share title in favor of your mother will not debar you from claiming right to them later on. You can even put a clause in the relinquishment deed that incase of your mother's passing away, title for the property will be transferred in your name.
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