My husbands family claims that my husband has no property under his name and they are not willing give share from their ancestors property that they have after my husbands death. My husbands family claims that my husband has no property under his name and they are not willing give share from their ancestors property that they have after my husbands death.

2 years ago

My husbands family claims that my husband has no property under his name and they are not willing give share from their ancestors property that they have after my husbands death. His grandmother has said to people that she has given money to me which is not true. Money given she meant was the money my parents has given to me while marriage. She claims that it's was given during marriage that means it's belongs to us but am not asking you to give back so sign in papers saying that you have no authority on your husband property. They even claiming my husband insurance demanding al things related to my husband even our wedding photos bike phone and all. His grandma calls every now and then asking them to give back. Property which was under my husband name she wants to give to her other grandsons she is trying to transfer those properties. They even didnt add my name in his death certificate later I did when I got to know about that

Lucem Leg

Responded 2 years ago

A.Dear Mam,

After the demise of the husband, the spouse gets all the rights over the share of her husband whether self acquired or ancestral. If your in laws is not giving you any rights for which you are entitled then you can seek claim from them. If you are non working, you can also claim maintenance from them or for your children if you have. They are bound to provide you all these as per law. Grab all the proof of your husbands property details of whatever nature it is, file the suit and claim it from them.

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Sidhaarth

Responded 2 years ago

A.It is not dependent upon the sweet will of your in laws to decide to give or not to give the share of your husband to you in the ancestral property of the family. You can claim share and get issued the legal notice to claim the share and if in laws donot comply with notice then file suit for partition in court.
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Anik

Responded 2 years ago

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A.Hi,
You are legally entitled to claim the share in the ancestral property of your husband on his demise. You can file a partition suit to the share allotted to yourself. You can also seek maintenance from your in laws family under Section 125 Crpc.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

Responded 2 years ago

A.Hi,
You are entitled to get a share from your husband's share in the ancestral property as you are one of the legal heir of your husband. Further, if you are unable the maintain yourself, you can seek maintenance from your in laws family.
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya

Responded 2 years ago

A.After your husband's death without any Will, his property has been devolved upon you and his mother and none other is entitled to claim the same so it is necessary on your part to obtain Legal Heir Certificate to mutate your as well as your mother-in -laws names in the Record of Rights in the place and stead of your deceased husband.

It is necessary on your part to claim Partition in registered manner in respect of your undivided half share in your deceased husband's property by giving notice to your mother in law and in default to file Partition Suit praying for Declaration, injunction & status quo and Partition.

In respect of movable assets of your deceased husband including Insurance claim,you have to apply for Succession Certificate and your mother in law is also the Successor in this regard.
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