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To get the right in property of my Late Husband after my remarried.


06-Sep-2023 (In Family Law)
Dear sir/madam I'm 23 yo woman from Mathura, i was married with Amit Kumar (Agra) on feb 14, 2014. I have two daughters with him. Unfortunately on 25th January 2017 my husband got expired in a car accident. But i continued living in his house with my two daughters and mother in law. My mother in law had two children including my late husband and one married daughter. After 2 yrs of the death of my husband on 08.03.2019 my mother in law remarried him with a guy of her knowledge (she told to addopt him but she didn't it legally) after my remarried me and my husband along with my two daughters and mother in law lived for two months in my ex husband's house. Now my mother in law throughout me and my husband with my daughters saying that you don't have any right on your ex husband's property. Please help me, what are my legal rights on my ex husband's property.
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Answer #1
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You are entitled to property even after remarriage. There is a judgment of the Supreme Court in the year 2008 which has held that even after remarriage a widow is entitled to the property of the deceased husband. Hope this helps. Regards
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Answer #2
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Supreme Court in a recent judgement has ruled that A widow who remarries cannot be deprived of a share in her dead husband's property so in view of this your are entitled to both movable and immovable property of your deceased husband and also your daughter's from the previous deceased husband are entitled. kindly contact us for further details
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Answer #3
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I have seen your query carefully. After the death of husband you and your daughters are legally owner in the property of your husband along with your mother in law. you should file a civil suit for deceleration of ownership and mandatory injunction. if you need anything else then contact me through the administrator of this website
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