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Gift deed and partition suit between siblings.witness forged in deed
07-Oct-2024 (In Property Law)
My maternal grandmother acquired a property through indemnity bond from a third party in 1950's. Since she did not have children she adopted my mother as a child and after my mother got married,in 1982 my grandmother made a will on my mother's name.
Me and my brother are the two children for my parents. My mother has gifted the above property to my brother and his wife.can I claim a share in the above property?
2. In the above situation was noc from me mandatory for gift deed?
Property acquired through a will is considered self-acquired property, unless the deed states otherwise. The recipient of the property can then deal with it as they see fit, such as selling, transferring, or gifting it
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Adv. Babita
Bangalore / Bengaluru | 200+ Answers
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yes you can claim the share, however it is based on merits.
please furnish all the title deeds, revenue records, tax paid receipts
for more clarity and better understanding.
so that we can advise you better
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Adv. Vasudha S G
Bangalore / Bengaluru | 50+ Answers
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