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Rights on property for women/sister/daughter/wife
14-Jan-2023 (In Property Law)
I want to know regarding property rights fr women/sister/daughter/wife
Q.should the will be prepared before hand? Q.and what if the will is prepared before hand by some clever person? Q.how many wills are valid? Q.how much should be the share for womens? *i want to know the full status of property rights and everything. *please reply as soon as possible.
Q.should the will be prepared before hand? Q.and what if the will is prepared before hand by some clever person? Q.how many wills are valid? Q.how much should be the share for womens? *i want to know the full status of property rights and everything. *please reply as soon as possible.
Yes the will should in ideal conditions be prepared beforehand.
Only the last will of the said deceased person is valid which is proved when the probate of the will is done.
Will only includes the assets of which the person writing the will is sole owner.
Women inherit equal rights on the property as a man.
1. If father died before 2005 daughter would not have any share in ancestral properties.
2. The status of the property is very important as to decide whether it is ancestral or not so if it is acquired by your father through a gift deed or by his own earned money then no legal heir is entitled to the property and he can dispose it as he wishes to.
however the property of you grandfather will be considered ancestral if your father has inherited it in a will.
Only the last will of the said deceased person is valid which is proved when the probate of the will is done.
Will only includes the assets of which the person writing the will is sole owner.
Women inherit equal rights on the property as a man.
1. If father died before 2005 daughter would not have any share in ancestral properties.
2. The status of the property is very important as to decide whether it is ancestral or not so if it is acquired by your father through a gift deed or by his own earned money then no legal heir is entitled to the property and he can dispose it as he wishes to.
however the property of you grandfather will be considered ancestral if your father has inherited it in a will.
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Adv. Siddhant Sharma
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When a person died intestate without creating a will then all legal heirs inherit the property by way of succession.It is the settled position that all siblings have got a share, the extent of share depends on the personal law you are following.
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Adv. Bharat Pandirao Pawar
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