daughter in law rights in father-in-law self owned property
3 years ago
i have two children and my husband's mental condition is not good we don't have any property of our own or ancestral property my mother-in-law is the owner of my father-in-laws self owned property what are my rights or my husbands right in that property because i need money for my children studies and our maintanance ?
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
HUF grants a daughter-in-law the status of a member of the HUF but does not make her a coparcener.
In the case of deceased mother-in-law, her share will equally devolve amongst her children, and the daughter-in-law will acquire rights on her husband's share only.
So currently you can claim for maintenance from your in-laws and coparcenary share of your husband.
HUF grants a daughter-in-law the status of a member of the HUF but does not make her a coparcener.
In the case of deceased mother-in-law, her share will equally devolve amongst her children, and the daughter-in-law will acquire rights on her husband's share only.
So currently you can claim for maintenance from your in-laws and coparcenary share of your husband.
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A.Hi,
at present you can claim for maintenance from your in-laws and coparcenary share of your children.
HUF grants a daughter-in-law the status of a member of the HUF but does not make her a coparcener.
In the case of deceased mother-in-law, her share will equally devolve amongst her children, and the daughter-in-law will acquire rights on her husband's share only.
at present you can claim for maintenance from your in-laws and coparcenary share of your children.
HUF grants a daughter-in-law the status of a member of the HUF but does not make her a coparcener.
In the case of deceased mother-in-law, her share will equally devolve amongst her children, and the daughter-in-law will acquire rights on her husband's share only.
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RAJEEV VADRALI
Responded 3 years ago
A.In the self acquired property no body has right or share
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A.Your husband has right in his father's property but if your father in law is alive he has full right to decide to whom to give his self earned property , if he is not alive and not written any WILL then your mother in law , your husband and his siblings if any will have equal rights.
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Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Responded 3 years ago
A.if father in law is alive thenn no rights
if father in law died without 'WILL' then mother-in-law, husband and grandchildren all have rights.
property in name of mother-in-law then when she die without 'WILL' then only there are rights of anybody else.
Hope this clarifies,
Advocate Ankur Goel (Complete Law Shield)
#YourLifeYourChoice
#AdvocateAnkurGoel #CompleteLawShield
if father in law died without 'WILL' then mother-in-law, husband and grandchildren all have rights.
property in name of mother-in-law then when she die without 'WILL' then only there are rights of anybody else.
Hope this clarifies,
Advocate Ankur Goel (Complete Law Shield)
#YourLifeYourChoice
#AdvocateAnkurGoel #CompleteLawShield
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