Neither son nor daughter has right of share in the self acquired property of father.
So the suit filed by your daughter has no merit and you need not worry of this.
However since it is a family dispute I would advise you to settle the same amicably.
My daughter was married during the year 1975 and now she is widow. I have already given her one house plot to her during the year 2013. Now she is filed a case to get share of another house sight which was given to my two sons during Nov2014. Both the above properties are my own earned.
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Neither son nor daughter has right of share in the self acquired property of father.
So the suit filed by your daughter has no merit and you need not worry of this.
However since it is a family dispute I would advise you to settle the same amicably.
Hello,
1) Neither your widowed daughter our your sons have any rights in your property you self- acquired. You have every right to dispose it of as you wish.
2) The suit filed by your daughter will easily get dismissed. You need to get a lawyer to file an appropriate written statement to defend your case in the court.
Hi, if the property was self acquired then your daughter has no right to claim the property and you have to contest the case on merits.
1. Children do not have any share in the self acquired property of their parents. Neither your daughter nor your sons can claim any share therein during your life time. You can make a will and give your property to your sons.
2. Since you have already given your self acquired property to your sons she has no right to question the transfer of property. Contest her case on merits by filing your reply on the date appointed for hearing. She has no legs to stand on in the court.
1)during your lifetime neither son nor daughter have any right in your self acquired property
2) you must have executed gift deed in favour of your son for transfer of property in their name . once gift deed is executed you cease to be owner of the said property
3) suit filed by your daughter will be dismissed . file your written statement in court mentioning that it was your self acquired property and that you had transferred in favour of your sons out of your own free will
1. Neither your daughter nor your sons have any right on your properties during your lifetime,
2. Your daughter has no merit in the case she has filed,
3. Contest the case filed by her fittingly which is expected to be rejected by the Court.
She will not be entitled to get any share from your self acquired property.
You are the absolute owner of the property ao no need to worry her case will be dismissed if you proved that the properties are your self acquired.