If it's her self earned you can't force her to share the same
Married woman does she have rights on her mother self earned property
Married woman can i claim my mother self earned property mother still alive but reluctant to share property among girl children but intrested in selling all the property
Asked 6 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
21 Answers
is the signature of daughters required to sell my mother self earned property
Asked 6 years ago
You have no share in mother self acquired property during her lifetime
on her demise intestate you would would be one of legal heirs
Your signature is not required to sell mother self acquired property
1. Children CANNOT stake Claim /Rights over their alive Parents property in any manner whatsoever. This criteria has been upheld in a recent court judgement. However children can stake claim /right over such property ONLY IF parents expire without executing any WILL.
2. Mother is legally entitled to sell her own Self-Acquired property, WITHOUT any consenting signatures of any family member or whosoever.
You have no right to claim in self acquired property of your mother. without consent of legal heirs she can sell said property.
signature and consent not required.
No right during her mother's lifetime. Equal right in intestacy succession.
the property was purchased after selling the property of her mother
Asked 6 years ago
It is not ancestral property
2) property which has remained undivided for four generations is ancestral property
Mother's side property does not become an ancestral. Hence no right during lifetime of mother.
Still if that property is received as self acquired then no rights without her consent. You need to file suit in court and prove that the said property was her mother's and not her self acquired then. You can claim share
No you can't ask share in self earned property acquired. After your mother you are eligible for share.
No in life of mother no one other then mother has any right in the property, mother on her wish can transfer sell the property.
No signature of daughter son or husband is required.
Even in case it was purchased by selling other gifted property you have no right over same.
Dear Madam,
Your mother acquired property from her mother and it has become her self acquired property. During her life time daughters or even sons cannot any right over such property.
- No you have no right in her property
You as a daughter shall be entitled to a share in your mother's proeprty as a right only upon your mother's intestate death and not during her lifetime.
You cannot claim any share in her property during her lifetime as a right.
No, the daughters or sons signatures are not required to sell her property by her during her lifetime.
Whatever may be the source of her income to purchase this property, since this proeprty becomes her own and absolute property, only she has full rights in the property and not anyone else.
The property belongs to your mother and she had acquired it through her own income and hence nobody can have a right on it. Ahe can give it to charity and nobody can object.
Regards
No signatures are required.