The property transferred to a widow after the death of her husband remains with her even after she gets he married.

The property of husband which is transferred to widow cannot be reclaimed by the family members of the husband and she is the absolute owner of the property and have all the right to maintain transfer or will the property.

See in your life she has no right on your property you can freely transfer same by sale gift to anyone you want but in case of your intrastate demise that is without will  she has right on the property. You can make a registered will of the property in favour of person you want to give said property to.

Your daughter in law has no share in your self acquired property 

2) you can execute will bequeathing your property to whomsoever you so desire 

3) will should be attested by 2 witnesses 

See even property is inherited by you she has no right on same therefore you can freely sale it. 

You are at liberty to sell property inherited by you 

2) your daughter in law has no share in said property 

Yes your daughter in law will have the share in the property which is inherited. If things are good then you may get a relinquishment deed from your daughter in law to get the title of the property to sell it.

1. on the date of death of a person, all his properties including terminal benefits from his job devolves upon his widow, child, if any and mother in equal share.

2. It is not clear from whom you have inherited this land . If this not from your son then your DIL has no share in it.

3. So the marriage of your DIL would not relinquish her right over the properties she has already inherited from your son.

Dear client, 

In your property she has no claim. Only after your intestate demise , she can claim share of her deceased husband. As of now u can sell it or can make WILL so that she can not claim anything.

She does not have any right on your self acquired property. 

Just that make a will of your property so that if you die intestate then she does not claim any share in the property  

No she will not have any right on your property 

Sir, as per your situation, your daughter in law cannot claim a share in property that you have built by your own earnings and income. in order to ensure this, you can take a few steps.

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        your former DiL only has rights to her husband's self-acquired property and nothing else. the property may be moveable/immovable. the money your son earned and has not willed it belongs to her as well as any land etc. she cannot claim any share in the ancestral property.

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If her name mentioned in your son's legal heir certificate, then she claims the inherit property also.

Your daughter in law automatically gets the rights as a legal heir out of the properties that were left behind by your son, who is reported to have died intestate at par with you.

However, she can exercise her rights towards the properties at par with you only till the time she is remarried to another person.

After her remarriage, she loses all her rights in her deceased husband's properties because she will be entitled for such rights with her new spouse.

Your daughter in law do not have any rights in your own properties immaterial if she remains unmaried after your son's death or marries again.

In fact, nobody has any rights in your property during your lifetime including your deceased son if he was alive, hence there is no question of she having any rights in your own properties.

If you are already transferred the said land  then you are a sole owner and you can sell. If the property is in your son name then your daughter in law  have right to claim her share. 

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that she has already taken everything since long time back.
2. And now when is getting married again, she should not have any further right in any of your properties as if she claims then that may be treated as her tool to torture you and grab some money.
3. But, she may have right in the notional share of her husband including yours also in that very notional share out of the anscestral property which you have been taking about.
4. Now, if you like my answer then you may please consult me through Kaanoon to assist you on that aspect with some case laws to support your situation against her.

Good Luck...!

Dear Sir,

Be informed that widow after her marriage looses all her rights over the properties of her late husband.  As you said she had already received the terminal benefits of your son after his death.  You may claim your share or entire such benefits stating that she married after the death of your son as such she is not entitled except the parents of the deceased.  

It is your absolute property you can sell it. She has no right or share in it.