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Daughter forces father to sell half of his self acquired property
08-May-2023 (In Property Law)
Sir/Madam, my daughter is putting pressure on my husband to sell his self acquired and ancestral property whereas he is unwilling to do so. She is at the same time trying to interfere and convince my husband not give any share to me and his brother. This unnecessary pressure is causing lot of anguish and unpleasant in the family . kindly advise my rights ( as a wife vs daughter) and what legal action can be taken in this regard against her?Rgds ( religion:hindu)
Madam it's your husband self acquired property in which your daughter have no right so it depends on your husband that to whom your husband wants to give the share and your daughter cannot compel him to what to do.
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Adv. Lavika Gupta
Delhi | 100+ Answers
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This case can be easily handled with a single petition before the High Court. Recently the Delhi High Court has ruled and established the law and the same is in favor of the parents. I was the one arguing the said case.
You may contact for further details of the nature of writ petition to be filed.
You may contact for further details of the nature of writ petition to be filed.
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you have say in husband's self acquired property. but your husband is alive and he is only owner of the said property. it is upto him decide to whom he may or may not give his property. he cannot give to his daughter if he wishes not to give, he should not be pressurised and he should not be afraid about any pressure. as regard ancestral property is concerned, your daughter has right to get her share but she cannot get others shares.
thanking you.
thanking you.
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Adv. Rajeev Rajhans Pandey
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You do need to worry Ma'am. The only claim your daughter can make is on the ancestral property and your husband is free to dispose his self acquired property according to his Will. The same can be executed through a 'Gift deed' or a 'Will' in your favor or that of your son. Also, if she continues to insist on the ancestral property then its better to have a partition and give her the share, which in this case would be 1/3rd of the property.
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Adv. Manu Tripurari
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