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Who all are entitled on My Mother's Retirement Funds And Gpf


25-Dec-2023 (In Property Law)
 I lived in Delhi. Actually recently my mother expired and in 2012 my brother also expired and in 1990 father also expired.. N have 1 married sister in a govt school teacher. N my mother was working in MCD as principal in primary school. Actually the main problem is that my sister in law interfere in my mother's retirement funds and GPf funds. But in GPf nomination forms, me and my brother names only. So want to ask that is my sister in law has a right in my mother retirement and gpf funds money... Thanks and regards.
Answers (5)

Answer #1
984 votes
Answer to your question is very obvious that your sister in law do not have any legal right to interfere with the property of your mother that's why I suggest you don't have botheration of your sister in law well you should be very much sure is there any other right created of your sister in law in your mother's property
Answer #2
937 votes
On the facts provided by you if the nominees on the papar are you and your brother then the funds belong to both of the nominees. Since, in your case your brother has expired before your mother and she didnot made any changes in the nomination the half of the funds will now be transferred to the legal heirs of your brother.
Answer #3
537 votes
sir since you and your brother both were the nominee and in the retirement funds and GPF and hence your sister in law can claim share in the same of her husband who is also no more and hence there cannot be any problem in the same. Your sister in law can claim the share of her husband.
Answer #4
521 votes
Dear sir,

Since your mother nominated you and your brother to the provident funds, therefore, only you and your brother are entitled to the funds. However, since your brother has expired, his share will go to his legal heirs, if any. In case your brother did not have any legal heirs, then only you are entitled to the funds.

Thanks
Answer #5
754 votes
She has no right in that money. Son and daughter of deceased are the LRs having share in that if there is no Will. You can file case for declaration and mandatory injunction for resolution of the problem.

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