How to remove Illegal entry in 7-12

Dear Client,
Until and unless a marriage is annulled by a decree of divorce, the marital relationship between the couple stand exists and regardless of the spouse's health or mental condition, she is entitled to an equal share in the property left by her husband intestate i.e, without a WILL. So, anybody authorized by her can claim a share in the said property left by her husband. A long separation or unconsummated marriage does not extinguish her right to the property of her deceased husband unless the relationship is seized by a decree of divorce and she remarried to another person after the death of your uncle. In the given scenario, you go for a settlement of the claim. if agreed by the other party. To resolve the issue you may consider a deed of family settlement with mutual understanding between the parties. A family settlement deed once executed and signed by all the parties including witnesses and registered under the Registration Act can never be revoked or canceled unilaterally and a registered deed can be canceled only by the Court's order. The validity of the settlement deed requires free consent of all the parties which must be given voluntarily, without any coercion or undue influence, and must be supported by consideration if a co-owner wants to extinguish his/her share to another co-owner. A family settlement deed can be challenged in Court within a 3-year limitation from the date the cause of action arises, like knowledge about fraud, coercion, undue influence etc.