Mother and son should defend themselves in the court of law as daughter does not has any share in the self acquired property of the mother during her lifetime. You should also file a declaration suit to declare the property in the name of the legal heirs of your father which has been transferred to your sister's name by stating that doesn't consent was taken by way of coercion or under duress.

Also, complaint for committing bigamy under section 494 of the Indian Penal Code can be filed against her as she got remarried during the substance of a previous marriage without decree of divorce.

On demise of father daughter has one third share in property 

2) if property is in mother name daughter would have no share in her property 

3) daughter has no  share in property standing in son name 

4) contest the false case filed by daughter 

Hi,

If the property was acquired by father out of his own earnings, mother can write a gift deed on the name of son. Then let her claim but she won't get anything. At the same time, mother can disown the daughter citing the reasons of her immoral or illegal behavior. It is expected that after these activities, the daughter will be compelled to withdraw her claims.

The daughter cannot claim any share in the mother's property nor in her brother's property as a right.

The question is not about how many time she got remarried. this is about the legal rights in the property.

Since the properties are owned by the respective owners by a registered title documents on their name, she cannot claim any share in such properties as a right, her case may not be maintainable in law

Dear Client,

In her life time, daughter have no claim in mother`s property. Your mother can dis inherit her by executing WILL or Gift the property to you.

Dose mother contributed in purchase of son`s property ? IF yes than ask her to execute release deed or WILL in your favor.

In self purchase acquire property of son, sister have no claim.

If the said house is self acquired property of son then she can't claim her right on the same 

1) your defence should be that she is married and was not dependent on deceased father and hence not entitled to pension received by mother 

2) that daughter has received substantial compensation from her first husband and remarried 

She can claim an equal share in her father's pension and gratuity amount, being the class 1 legal heir, if your husband/father died intestate. 

In gratuity she can claim but not in pension. Mother can give her money to any.

mother gave some money to son - ask her to make a WILL in your favor that share in house according to given money will be yours after her death. 

If the said money is of father then it will never divided amoung legal heirs. 

Since she is married and her marriage has not been dissolved yet,  her case can be dismissed on this grounds itself. The brother and mother can refuse to pay her any money. 

Hello

She can not claim any right in the property that has been bought by the son. 

Also if the father has given a flat to her during her life time then she will not  get any claim on the same also. 

regards 

She has the right in the dues that has been received by you.

if she is harassing you then you can file a case under the provision of Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007

Regards  

If property is in mother name then daughter have No rights to claim in her life time... 

She cannot claim share in her brother property. 

Contest the false case on merit. 

Dear client

first of all the mother have to transfer the property to his son name. As daughter cannot claim the property till the mother is alive.

secondly mother and son should join hands with second husband of daughter to teach her lesson of life and disclose the facts about her new marriage in court so that she will have to face Indian Penal Law for doing fraud and bigamy.

dont worry about the legal notices you just have to prove that she is lying as she is living in her third marriage without divorce and concealing the real facts from court so that court will dismiss her petition. 

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that the daughter has not been updated about the law of succession I parents property.
2. Firstly, the property is in the name of the mother and she has all right to give it to anyone or to no one, daughter cannot claim any right in as the same is of self acquired property of the mother, unlike ancestral property.
3. Secondly, after the death of the father, mother got the money as she would have been declared as legal nominee in the department.
4. Daughter cannot cal anything from the son property also irrespective of he fact that if he may have bought by taking money from his mother.
5. Rest, you are free to call me for further legal guidance on this issue.