In father`s life time, non have any say and he can give his property to any with his choice and dis own any child.
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Fathers self acquired property
We are 3 children to my father 1 son 2 daughters My fathers self acquired property X and no ancestor property. My father want to give property X to only daughters not son because of family problems. If there is any right to son or not? And how to write will
Asked 6 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
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Please explain detail about self acquired property We are 3 children. 2 daughters and 1 son My father is interested to write will only to daughters no will to son.
Asked 6 years ago
There is no right of son in the property the father on his wish can make will or gift of his property in favour of his daughter.
See father is absolute owner of his self acquired property no person other then him.has right on same he can will gift , will his property.
Son has no right in the self acquired property of the father during his lifetime, therefore he cannot claim any share in the same.
Self acquired property is any property purchased by an individual from his resources or any property he acquired as a part of division of any Ancestral/Copacenary property or acquired as a legal heir or by any Testamentary document such as Will, Gift deed etc.
He can give the property to whomsoever he pleases.
father is at liberty to bequeath his self acquired property to his daughters
2)in will reasons should be mentioned why property is being bequeathed only to daughters
3) executor should be appointed for will
40 will should be attested by 2 witnesses
father can by will bequeath property only to daughters
2) you can contact any lawyer on this website for drafting will
If it his self acquired property he has right to give the property to anyone he wishes even to a stranger and sons or daughters will have no right to question the same. If the property is acquired by your father through any earning of ancestral property then it will not be self acquired. In your case since he has acquired it from his own earnings he can gift the property or make a will in favour of daughter.
No ,son do not have any right if the father during his lifetime want to give his self acquired property to anyone.
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He has the full authority to make the WILL in favour of any person. Even if he plans to give the property to any third party, then he has the right to do so.
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He has absolute rights to dispose off to anyone.
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G.Rajaganapathy
This being father's self acquired property, shall become his own property and he has full authority on the property to dispose it in any manner as per his desire and decision.
He can transfer his property through testamentary disposition i.e., by bequeathing the entire property on his daughters' name also through a Will.
His son cannot question his father's authority and decision about this.
His father can mention the reason in his recital in the will that why he has left out his son from having any share in his property though it is not mandatory to mention the reason..
The father can very well bequeath his entire property in favor of his daughters alone.
He need not allot any share to his son.
His son cannot claim any share in it as a right.
To exercise abundant caution to avoid any litigation in this regard, the father can mention the reason in the will that why he had left out his son from allotting any share in his property besides writing that it is his self acquired property.
No idea the same is his self acquired property he has exclusive rights to give it to anyone he wants there is no compulsion. You can't get a share without his will and consent
If it is his self acquired property then son can not do anything. However if the same is his ancestral property then a suit for partition can be filed by the son to get his due share.
If the property is self acquired by the father son/children can claim no right over it.
Dear client
If your father want to give the self acquired property to his daughters than son cannot claim even a single inch of space from that house as its right of father to whom he gives the property but if in his lifetime he didn't write the will then son can claim share from the property.
