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father has executed release deed saying himself and 2nd wife and legal heirs will not have any right


15-May-2023 (In Property Law)
father has executed release deed saying himself and 2nd wife and legal heirs will not have any right on the said property on 2014 and then executed gift deed to 1st wife son. The 2nd wife has a daughter who was minor in 2014 but is 19 years now. The Father is still alive.Can the Release deed be revoked/cancelled by father? nCan the Release deed be challenged by the daughter of 2nd wife?nCan the Release deed be challenged by the daughter of 2nd wife after father's death?nHindu Family.
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Answer #1
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I understand your question so father made release deed to second wife then same property he made a gift deed pf first wife son so your question is second wife daughter have a right to ask the property legaly right yes it is possible to ask the property on the basiss of releas deed so do you need any further legal help contact me thank you
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difficult to challenge release deed. it can be challenged only it needs to be proved only when the deed was executed in undue influence or coercion or fraud. the release deed should have been done with free consent
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