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11-Jan-2023 (In Property Law)
The property is owned by my husband's grandfather and is under ligitation for a longer time and unfortunately he is no more. So his legal heirs i.e that is his wife,son and daughters were naturally the owners since he did not write a will due to the legal issues with the property, now unfortunately my father in law is no more and his mother is saying that she wants a part of his son's share along with her own share in the property, we are not sure how it is possible for a single person to have two shares in the property.we belong to hindu community,pls some body help, also note it is not her son's property but her husband's and she already gets a share along with her daughters
Normally, in the absence of Will, all legal heirs are entitled to equal share in the property. One shareholder cannot take more than what he or she is entitled. But with the willingness of a shareholder other shareholder can have his or her share. Otherwise, a shareholder cannot claim more....
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Dr. S. Diraviam Dinesh
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In this case, I would like to know if your husband made any WILL or any other documents like a settlement in our succession act mother was one of the legal heiresses in the son’s property. I have a vast practice in that area you can seek my assistance in your matter.
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