If its her self acquired property she doesn't have to bother about all this. She can file a police complain if they are Harrasing other than legal notices
My married sister forcing my widow mother to give share in her own independent house
My mom lives abroad , she has already given share of property (house in which we all grown up) to all 3 children's after my father died , we all 3 were adult @ that time and later on we sold our property share back to mother legally in court of SDM in our area in 1998, as now my mom she is the registered self owner of the house and in 2017 my mother bedhakhal my sister from family & from all her assets also via our local SDM court procedure. My mother registered her self own property and her all assets in her will in my name (son). Recently my Sister & her Greedy Family sending legal notice from there family lawyer via whatsapp asking for her share in the property and harassing my mother to sold her house . my mother she is live in US and resident of US and lives with me now she is not feeling safe to go to india to live there or to dispose her house because of my sister, what we can do to stop approaching my mother and take legal strict action against her and her family to stop approaching or threating her before she comes to india ?
Asked 4 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
10 Answers
Engage a local lawyer and reply to legal notice
2) deny all allegations made in legal notice
3) take the plea that it is her self acquired property and daughter has no share in said property
4) your mother should during her lifetime execute gift deed for property in your name
5) in alternative sell the property
can my mother file a police complaint online from US ? or with the help of any lawyer before she comes to india ? & whats the procedure for that ?
Asked 4 years ago
She can file online complaint in police website of state where she has property
A police complaint should be filed against those people. Moreover, she can always gift her property to you.
She can file a poluce complaint when she is in India. Aperson on her behalf can file a complaint but he/she has to be a resident of India and should be present before the authorities for investigation.
She can file online but she needs to file a proper complain through lawyer or herself. She can also send the complain by post
Since this becomes your mother's own and absolute proeprty, your sister do not have any rights in the property.
If she has issued a legal notice demanding any share in it, it has to be replied properly through a lawyer denying her allegations and refusing to accept her demands for any share in the property. .
Your mother can immediately dispose the proeprty to any prospective buyer or she can execute a registered settlement deed in your favor so that your sister cannot make any claim for a share in it.
The property bequeathed in your favor by a Will may attract disputes in the future when the Will becomes enforceable through your sister
Therefore it would be better that your mother better cancels the Will and proceeds with the disposal of the property as suggested above,.
There is no necessity to lodge any complaint with the police.
\She has just received a legal notice hence it becomes her duty to issue a reply notice through her own lawyer denying all the allegations mentioned in the legal notice and also to refuse to allot any share in the property owned by her.
- As per law, after the demise of your father intestate , his property would be devolved upon all his legal heirs equally.
- Since, your sister has already got her share in the property , then during the life time of mother she cannot claim any right which is in the name of mother.
- You can send a reply of her legal notice to her after narrating all the facts in details and instruct her to withdraw the notice send to your mother.
- Further , if sister is harassing mother , then she can lodge a compliant online as well against her daughter , and even she can file a compliant under the provision of Senior citizen act .
Dear Client,
You can also lodge an FIR through online medium.
S. No.
State
Online Police Complaint/FIR Portal
FAQs
1
New Delhi
https://www.delhipolice.nic.in/
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2
Uttar Pradesh
https://uppolice.gov.in/
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3
Haryana
https://haryanapoliceonline.gov.in/Login
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4
Rajasthan
https://police.rajasthan.gov.in/citizen/login.htm?
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5
Maharashtra
https://citizen.mahapolice.gov.in/Citizen/MH/index.aspx
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6
Madhya Pradesh
https://www.mppolice.gov.in/en/complaint-0
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7
Gujarat
https://gujhome.gujarat.gov.in/portal/webHP
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8
Tamil Nadu
https://eservices.tnpolice.gov.in/CCTNSNICSDC/Index?6
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9
Himachal Pradesh
citizenportal.hppolice.gov.in:8080/citizen/login.htm
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10
Bihar
biharpolice.in/OnLineRegisterComplaint.aspx
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11
Jharkhand
https://jofs.jhpolice.gov.in/
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You have to fill up the personal details while filing an FIR. The following options will be there-
- Enter the complainant's name: Fill the name of the person who wants to lodge the e-FIR
- Enter the father's/mother's name: Fill the complainant's parents' name
- Enter the complainant's Address- Enter the full address
- Enter complainant's mobile number- complainant's working mobile number.
- Enter complainant's email ID: Email-ID is important because a copy of your e-FIR will be sent to you via email for verification.
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