transfer of mother house rcc roofed good value
11-Jul-2026 (In Property Law)
my mother has only me and my sister who married. now she wasnts to transfer the property on my sisiters name, she got the property from her own sister. I want stop the process,
If the property is your mother's absolute/self-acquired property inherited from her sister, she is legally entitled to transfer it to any person of her choice, including your sister. Merely being her son does not create a legal right to restrain such transfer during her lifetime. You can challenge the transfer only if you have valid legal grounds such as fraud, coercion, undue influence, lack of mental capacity, or if the property is not exclusively your mother's. Without such grounds, a Court is unlikely to grant an injunction against the transfer.
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