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Right of children (daughter) on my Property inherited from my father


17-Apr-2023 (In Family Law)
I am the only son of my Parents. My Parents have expirednMy father has done the will and also my mother has done the will in favor of me.(i) In case i want to sell this property do i need to take consent of my 3 Adult children.(ii) also, do i have the right not to give this property to one of my child (daughter).
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Answer #1
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Hello Firstly if there is a WILL from your deceased parents you need to get it probated through the court to get the title of the property in your name after paying the stamp duty to the Government. Since this property is not self acquired by you and given by your parents, you need to get the relinquish ment of their share so that they may not claim their share after your demise . In case you give this property to only one child in your lifetime other children have right to object and seek their share.
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Answer #2
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Sir, you need to be more specific with the query. The nature if property, whether you have will in favour of any child etc. Yes you can deal with the property the way you like. Please feel free to contact further. Thanks Advocate Dr Preeti
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