1) on demise of Mr shisppal his wife and mother would be legal heirs .

2) remarriage of wife would not affect her rights to inherit husband properties as legal heir

3) sister , bua have no share in deceased properties

1) minor is incompetent to contract

2) section 11 of Indian contract act says that every person is competent to contract who is of the age of majority according to the law to which he is subject , and who is of sound mind , and is not disqualified from contracting by any law to which he is subject .

Therefore , according to section 11of the Indian Contract Act the following three classes of persons are incompetent to contract .

1) minors,

2) persons of unsound mind , and

3) persons disqualified by law to which they are subject .

1) on her husband death in 2013 wife would be legal heir

2) ahe is his widow and her remarriage would not affect her rights on first husband property

3) wife cannot claim right on her father in law property

4) father in law can by will bequeath his property to whomsoever he pleases

shispal's mother will ne the owner of the property because his wife has married with another person. when a widow gets remarries she shall not be entitled to get any share on her diseased husband's property.

minor can file suit by next friend he cannot put his signature on the vakalatnama but according to order 32 of the cpc he can appoint a next friend with the permission of the court to file suit.

Q. Sir .. shishpal 'exwife remarriaged in decemmber 2014...and then how can in 2016 she is his legal heirs of shishpal? If it is true then she can claim her rights in shishpal'father property in which she has rights befire remarriage... sir plz answer clearly and with facts......

A. according to hindu succession act a widow never enjoy full right on the property which is devolved to her by the law of inheritance. she has only life interest in the property for her maintenance. she cannot transfer it to any person because she is not absolute owner of that property. But when she remarriages she lost her all right in her ex husband property because her second husband will liable to maintain her.

His property devolved on his mother and wife after his intestate demise. The subsequent remarriage of his widow does not deprive her of the property that she acquired from her deceased husband through succession.

His wife was his legal heir as on the date of his demise, so she along with her mother-in-law succeeded to the property. And no, a minor cannot put a thumb impression on vakalatnama. He has to sue through his next friend.

and his wife remarriaged in december 2014 to another person...now who has the legal rights on that 23 kanal of land in the name of shishpal.... is his mothet or sisrer or his exwife or his aunty{bua) frm which he got that land ?...

On re-marriage by his wife after her husband's death before allocation of any share to her after his death, she loses the right to the properties of her deceased husband. She will not be entitled to any share on her remarriage.

Therefore the parties shall devolve on all other legal heirs of the deceased.

Since Shrispl is survived by his mother alone now, she will become the owner of all the properties left behind by him upon his intestate death.

What is the legal rights of mr shishpal 's ex wife.. can he get any share after remarriage in this 23 kanal of land..

If she was not given any share of properties of her deceased husband before her re-marriage, she will not have any right for a share in such properties after she re-marries somebody, she can have a right in her new husband's properties alone.

Can a minor person put thumb impression on power of attorney{vakalatnama) ..is it illegal and decree passed by use of this thumb impression is also illegal ..

First of all minor's signature itself is not valid thus his thumb impression during his minority is also not valid. The minor cannot file a suit by himself/herself, a guardian to minor only can file a suit.

shishpal 'exwife remarriaged in decemmber 2014...and then how can in 2016 she is his legal heirs of shishpal? If it is true then she can claim her rights in shishpal'father property in which she has rights befire remarriage... sir plz answer clearly and with facts......

She lost her rights i her previous husband's properties or home after her remarriage. Any claim made by her after her remarriage is illegal and not maintainable in law.