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After death of my husband on 4.12.25


31-Mar-2026 (In Property Law)
After death of my husband on 4.12.25 my Mother in law has forcefully taken two properties as gift deed. I have a minor daughter also. Can I file for the cancelation of the gift deed of those two properties.
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Answer #1
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As you have written in your problem that after the death of your husband, your mother-in-law has donated two properties to any of her family members which you want to cancelWhose donation letter has been given: If that property was in the name of your deceased husband and your mother-in-law has also given the donation letter, then you can cancel it
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Answer #2
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yes you can file for cancelation of gift deed under the transfer of property act you'd mother in law has captivated two properties on the death of your husband yes you carry on as per the Hindu succession act
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Answer #3
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kindly provide the details of the property whether the property is inherited or is self acquired, if the same is self acquired, then who bought the property, mother in law or father in law if the property has been acquired by the mother in law , was the same bought as benami by the way of getting registered on wife's name by father in law
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Answer #4
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on the above mentioned query, the legal opinion is yes, you have to file cancellation of gift under specific relief act. and also you have to file a complaint against your in-laws under forgery and domestic violence on the ground of forcefully activities against you.
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