Right of grandchildren on the property gifted by grandfather to his sons
2 years ago
My father has gifted a property & registered in my name in 2006. He died in 2009. Now I wish to sell the property. Can my children object the sale and claim right on the property.
A.Dear Sir,
It is your self acquired property and not ancestral property as such consent of your children is not required. You can self the same or gift the same to any person you wish.
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It is your self acquired property and not ancestral property as such consent of your children is not required. You can self the same or gift the same to any person you wish.
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Sidhaarth
Responded 2 years ago
A.No. Grand children does not have any right in such properties which were gifted to you by your father. You have every right to make sale of such property being sole and absolute owner. Grand children does not have any right to object to such sale if made by you.
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Pardeep Kumar Dhiman Dhiman
Responded 2 years ago
A.Your father himself purchase this property. So your father absolutely owner this property at the time of gift. After the gift in your favour you become the absolute owner. You are free to sale this property. Your children can not challenge sale deed which are you expecting. So you have no tension.
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Rajinder Pal Singh
Responded 2 years ago
A.If the property in the hands of your father is self acquired property and in case he has gifted it in your favour then there is no reason to get worried, you have sole and absolute and exclusive right over the property, your children can't object to anything.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Hi,
Since the property was gifted to you by your father, therefore, the property would be considered as self acquired property under the law. Therefore, your children cannot claim share or right in your self acquired property. Hence, you are free to sell the property.
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Since the property was gifted to you by your father, therefore, the property would be considered as self acquired property under the law. Therefore, your children cannot claim share or right in your self acquired property. Hence, you are free to sell the property.
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A.Hi,
A property is not considered as an ancestral property if it was gifted by a father to his son. Therefore, an individual cannot claim his share in a property which was gifted to his father by his grandfather. The property which a son or a daughter receives as a gift from the father becomes their self-acquired property. So, you're free to deal with the property in any manner. Your children cannot object to sale of the property and claim right on the property.
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A property is not considered as an ancestral property if it was gifted by a father to his son. Therefore, an individual cannot claim his share in a property which was gifted to his father by his grandfather. The property which a son or a daughter receives as a gift from the father becomes their self-acquired property. So, you're free to deal with the property in any manner. Your children cannot object to sale of the property and claim right on the property.
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Responded 2 years ago
A.Until and unless a property remained unpartitioned for last four generations,that property cannot be called ancestral property so this property being your self acquired property,you can sell it to any person of your choice in registered manner and your children cannot have the legal right to give objection.
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