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My Inlaws pressuring me to tell my parents to make their house on her name My Inlaws pressuring me to tell my parents to make their house on her name

5 years ago

daughter in laws & her family is pressuring me to tell my parents to make their house on her name, other wise they will not allow her to come to my place.

I told till the time my parents are alive they will not give it to anyone and we have made the will, in which my parents have clearly mentioned that after their death i will be given to me.

Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

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