Is it self acquired property of father in law
on his demise intestate his wife son would inherit his self acquired property
3) daughter in law cannot claim share in property on behalf of grandson
Can daughter in law claim share in deceased father in law's property on behalf of her son?
If a man dies intestate and has a widow, son, daughter in law and grandson, can daughter in law claim right in property on behalf of grandson? If son decides to transfer father's property to mother after father's death, can his wife object?
Asked 5 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
24 Answers
If his sin is living then daughter in law doesn't have any share in the property.
Only if son dies intestate after his father only his wife inherits from him.
Therefore son can transfer his share to his mother or anyone he so chooses.
If son is alive than wife can't ask share in deceased father in law property share nor his grand son.
If son wants to transfer his share in father's property to mother, can his wife take an objection?
Asked 5 years ago
Son can execute gift deed for his share of property in mother name
wife cannot object to such gift deed
If son wants to transfer his share in father's property to mother, can his wife take an objection?
No.
No, his wife can't take action son has full rights to transfer his share as per his wish.
The property owner is reported to have died intestate.
In such a situation the property left behind by the decesed owner shall devolve equally on all his own legal heirs.
As per you, the legal heirs are his widow and son.
Therefore the property shall be equally shared by they two only.
The son's son or the grandson of the deceased has no rights over the property at least not during the lifetime of his father.
The son if wants to transfer his share in the property to his mother he can very well do so without taking anyone's consent or permission.
He can relinquish his rights in the property by executing a registered release deed in favor of his mother.
His wife has no rights to object this in any manner or even as per law.
The son if wants to transfer his share in the property to his mother he can very well do so without taking anyone's consent or permission.
He can relinquish his rights in the property by executing a registered release deed in favor of his mother.
His wife has no rights to object this in any manner or even as per law.
1. If it were to be a self acquired property of a male Hindu, who dies intestate, then the entitlement to the share in the property devolves equally to his mother ( if alive ), widowed wife and children. In the instant case to widow and son ( assuming that daughter-in-law is this son's wife ).
2. Daughter-in-law, on behalf of her son, cannot claim right over the property when her husband is alive. However if it were to be ancestral property, then only grand son will have right since birth.
3. Wife cannot object for transfer of property of her father-in-law's, who died intestate, self acquired property to her mother-in-law.
4. If son decides to transfer his share in the property to his mother, wife cannot object it legally.
In presence of son, the his wife and children will not have right.
You cannot file application on behalf of your child when your husband is alive.
No, wife cannot raise objection.
No
Daughter in law cannot claim the share untill the son is alive.
Son can transfer his share to his mother. The wife cannot object.
Only the grandson can object to the same if his share is also transferred.
Wife has no share in the property. She cannot demand any share.
She may object to you personally. But legally she has no chance, no stand.
Yes she can only claim her husband share
The property devolves on the widow and son
Daughter in law and grandson are not legal heirs
Wife cannot object if son wants to transfer his share to mother
Dear Sir/Madam,
You are suggested that wife can't object the decision of the son, however, she may claim the share on behalf of her son (if the son is minor).
First right is of mother. So the property will go to the mother. Wife of son cannot object
Wife has valid reasons to take objection if son wants to transfer his share in father's property to mother without the consent of his wife.
Wife cannot object.
On father intestate demise, his property will inherit in his wife and son only and son can transfer his share to mother.
No, if her husband is alive then she cannot file suit to claim share from property of her father in law for her her son.
She cannot claim share in property on behalf of grandson.
consent not required from wife. she cannot object.