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Son's right in mother's ancestral property
19-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
My mother-in-law passed 1 year ago without will and she has a ancestral property. My husband is her only son. My father-in-law is alive. My mother-in-laws mother has filed for a claim against the property. What are her rights?
If it's ancestral property from your husband mother side then your monther in law mother has rights too. Only in one condition your mother in law mother can not claim, if there is any will made by your mother in law father that your mother in law will
Be a absolute owner. If there is no will then your mother in law mother has rights too
Be a absolute owner. If there is no will then your mother in law mother has rights too
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Adv. Vijendra Rai
Mumbai | 100+ Answers
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What are the legal rights of son on father's property in India?
In India, a sons legal rights on his fathers property
The son is considered a Class 1 heir to his fathers estate. He has legal rights over the ancestral property of his father. If his father dies without a will, he has a share of the property that he acquired himself. 02-May-2023
Can a son challenge his father's will?
Children, spouses and grandparents are all heirs. If they are not given a fair share of the inheritance or are left out, heirs can contest a Will. They can challenge the Will as the main beneficiaries.
Do married daughters have rights in father's property when father is alive?
According to the Hindu Succession Amendment Act 2005, the daughter has the exact same rights to the father's estate as the son. Her marital status does not affect her ability to claim it. 31-Jul-2023
Can father remove son from property?
Justice Pratibha Rani, in a recent Delhi High Court judgement, noted that a child has no legal rights to the property acquired by his parents unless they can prove their contribution. Parents have the right to decide whether or not their son can live on the property. 01-Nov-2022
First of all I want to clear that mother have an right in father's property as well as in sons property and also in husband property
With that first issue in your case is that your mother in laws property is ancestral property as you say but by which side of was ancestral first clear that
With that first issue in your case is that your mother in laws property is ancestral property as you say but by which side of was ancestral first clear that
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Adv. Dinesh Wadhwani
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Dear Madam ,
Parents do have rights in their children property but only if she has no other source of income and is dependent as the property is ancestral
However your husband being the son of deceased has full right on property he inherited .
Parents do have rights in their children property but only if she has no other source of income and is dependent as the property is ancestral
However your husband being the son of deceased has full right on property he inherited .
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Adv. Prerna Jain
Navi Mumbai | 100+ Answers
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Dear Madam ,
Parents do have rights in their children property but only if she has no other source of income and is dependent as the property is ancestral
However your husband being the son of deceased has full right on property he inherited .
Parents do have rights in their children property but only if she has no other source of income and is dependent as the property is ancestral
However your husband being the son of deceased has full right on property he inherited .
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Adv. Prerna Jain
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