Fundamental rights of mother-in-law
3 years ago
1. What are the fundamental rights of mother over a property of one and only deceased son?
2. If a widow mother-in-law dosent have any income source and his daughter- in- law of deceased son dosent want to live with her and nor even she want to share pf, Gratuity, policy claim money of son with mother-in-law, in that case what are the rights of mother-in-law?
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
1. There is no fundamental right, she is however, her son's legal heir.
2. She can claim an equal share of all the assets by virtue of her being a Class 1 legal heir. In addition, she will the sole beneficiary of any fund in which she was named the nominee.
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1. There is no fundamental right, she is however, her son's legal heir.
2. She can claim an equal share of all the assets by virtue of her being a Class 1 legal heir. In addition, she will the sole beneficiary of any fund in which she was named the nominee.
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A.Hi,
There is no fundamental right, the mother will however, have a right to succession.
1. She can claim an equal share as other Class 1 legal heirs.
2. As a legal heir, she can claim a portion of all these and any other amounts where she might have been named as the nominee.
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There is no fundamental right, the mother will however, have a right to succession.
1. She can claim an equal share as other Class 1 legal heirs.
2. As a legal heir, she can claim a portion of all these and any other amounts where she might have been named as the nominee.
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Advocate Niyas Fazal A
Responded 3 years ago
A.Mother is legal heir of her deceased son so he can claim property and money monetary benefits.
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Sidhaarth
Responded 3 years ago
A.1. In such cases there is no fundamental rights. Right of succession is not a fundamental right of a person. In fact mother has statutory right of succession being class -1 legal heir in respect of her son property. She is entitled to equal portion
2. Mother has an independent right hence she can claim her equal portion in all properties be it movabke or immovable properties of her son including PF, gratuity, insurance claim etc.
2. Mother has an independent right hence she can claim her equal portion in all properties be it movabke or immovable properties of her son including PF, gratuity, insurance claim etc.
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