daughter and grand daughter rights on mothers father property
6 years ago
Hi,
My wife's mother(she has 2 daughters, both are married with kids) holds the sole rights to a property, which was inherited through her father(Grandfather->Mother->Wife) i.e my mother in laws ancestor property(not from father in law). my mother in law wants to sell this property, but both her daughters not interested in selling. So legally can my wife's mother can sell this property without concern or legal signature form both daughters? also i want to understand what is the right for my kids in this property. i understand for male lineage 4th generation kids have birth right for ancestor property, does the same applies to female lineage?
Deepak Yashwantrao Bade
Responded 5 years ago
A.dear client in your case With whatever you have stated, it appears that daughters have no right over the property of their mother.
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A.With whatever you have stated, it appears that daughters have no right over the property of their mother.
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Ambrose Leo
Responded 6 years ago
A.The person with sole right & title to the property can sell or dispose the property without any encumbrances.Before taking action it is better to consult a property lawyer to guide & help your mother in law.
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