Legal issues when giving my property to someone as a gift
03-Nov-2023 (In Property Law)
I own a property which was bought with my own income.. There are two children for my first wife who is dead now.. a third child for my second wife who is with me now. I am willing to give my property to my second wife as a gift.. after giving as a gift to my second wife can my first wife's children claim right on this property? Does the law allow such a claim? Who has the right to inherit the property upon the death of my second wife?
A father is within his rights to give the self-acquired -property to his one son to the exclusion of other children.
During his lifetime, his children have no right to claim it. He can pass the same to his one son by gift or by will.
However, if another son has contributed towards the purchase of self-acquired property of the father and he can prove his contribution, he has a right in the said property. Then in such a situation, a father cannot pass the self-acquired property to one son excluding the son who has contributed.
Good morning sir/madam.. Infact that property is your self acquired property so you have entitled to transfer the property to anyone including to your wife as gift or whatever...you first wife's children will not come as legal heir.. After death of your second wife your second wife' children and you will come as legal heir of that property
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