Will
3 years ago
We are total 5 siblings (3 sis and 2 bro) my father has self earned property like house gold and FD investment. Now he is 75 and want to create a will. 2 of my younger sisters are having legal dispute with my father over a plot and my elder brother is favouring them against my father. So my father want to will all the self acquired property to me (28 years old). Is it possible? What is the best way so that none of my sis and brother challenge that will ?
Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Responded 3 years ago
A.For self acquired property , he can do with them as he pleases.
nobody have any right over them.
"WILL" are challenged most of times so they have to be made properly .
which kind of dispute your sister having with father over plot.
if your father agree then perfect solution for your father is to transfer the property using gift deed. gift deed can not be challenged. This will be googly for your sisters and brother and they will come to senses.
Hope this clarifies,
Advocate Ankur Goel
(Complete Law Shield) #YourLifeYourChoice
Note - This is just a small advice. Proper advice can happen only after going through details.
nobody have any right over them.
"WILL" are challenged most of times so they have to be made properly .
which kind of dispute your sister having with father over plot.
if your father agree then perfect solution for your father is to transfer the property using gift deed. gift deed can not be challenged. This will be googly for your sisters and brother and they will come to senses.
Hope this clarifies,
Advocate Ankur Goel
(Complete Law Shield) #YourLifeYourChoice
Note - This is just a small advice. Proper advice can happen only after going through details.
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Jagannath S Pawar
Responded 3 years ago
A.Will is likely to be challenged in different circumstances as your Bro n sisters would not accept such Will. Gift Deed is effective way which can not be challenged once the property in it is transferred to the Donee ie. You.
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A.Hi,
Children cannot claim share in the self- acquired property of their parents. Parents can transfer the property to whomever they wants to.
Children cannot claim share in the self- acquired property of their parents. Parents can transfer the property to whomever they wants to.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
If the property is self- acquired property, children cannot claim share in that property. Person can transfer the property to whomever he/ she wants to.
If the property is self- acquired property, children cannot claim share in that property. Person can transfer the property to whomever he/ she wants to.
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Kanchan Kumari
Responded 3 years ago
A.yes its your fathers self earned property so that its depends on your father whom he wants to give the property no body can claim for the property
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