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rights of married daughter on mother's jewelry after her death rights of married daughter on mother's jewelry after her death

1 year ago

my father expired 25 years ago. my mother expired last year in September. what are my rights on my mother's jewelry being a married daughter? my younger brother is falsly accusing me of stealing jewelry. what can i do in this case?

Anik

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A.Hello Sir,
As per law, all the jewellery will be divided among all the children of your mother. You being the coparcener of the ancestors property is also having the right on your mother's jewelries.
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