Removal of 25 share of my son from share certificate of housing society Removal of 25 share of my son from share certificate of housing society

7 months ago

My husband passed away in 2010 ,then I got the succession certificate ,n in that he is having 25% n mine is 75% but now I want to remove it as his behavior has changed n he us not paying me rather giving me any money to spend ,I do tutions n from my savings gs I try to do the house hold work n my personal thi gs done .I don't know if he has done my mediclam or not as he is not in talking g terms with me ,whenever I ask him ,he never replies or ignored me ,he is my only son so till now I was also passion g my dayd thinking all children are same these days .But ,not he has started behaving more badly with me ..He is a pilot n has o ly one daughter 2.5 yrs old , n his wife means my daughter-in-law is a dentist .I was in the impression he will change himself ,but seems he will not change .He does not hv any liabilities, expect his only daughter .so to teach him the lesson I was 100%share on my name .So please let me know the procedure.

Anik

Responded 7 months ago

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A.Dear Client,
In India, the law governing succession matters is the Indian Succession Act, 1925. Section 372 of the Act provides for the revocation of a succession certificate under certain circumstances, such as fraud or mistake.

To proceed with revoking the succession certificate and transferring the property solely in your name, you may need to file an application before the court that issued the certificate. It would be best to consult with a lawyer who specializes in succession matters to guide you through the specific process and requirements of your jurisdiction.

Additionally, if you are facing financial difficulties and are being denied basic necessities, such as medical expenses and maintenance, you may also consider filing a petition under the provisions of the Indian Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007. This act provides for the protection of the rights and maintenance of parents and senior citizens.
Thank you.
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Abhimanyu Shandilya

Responded 7 months ago

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A.Dear Client
Once the share has been allocated to someone it might not be possible to get the shares from him without his consent and approval.
Since you are facing financial issues and your son is not helping or taking care of you what you can do is file a case for maintenance against him.
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