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Mrs. Annapoorni (Housewife)     15 August 2011

Selling of self acquired property of the husband

My husband had bought a flat in 1974 under DDA plan. Then, my in-laws were also staying with us as my husband was the only son and financially they helped him too with their pension. The flat was solely allotted in his name and he has been paying the monthly lease out of his earnings. He died in 2004 and the flat was mutated in my name with the legal consent of my Son and daughter (both married) and son is living in the same house with the family.  Since my husband has not left any will,  I understand the property gets divided equally among the heirs which is me, my son and daughter. Now my son and my daughter-in-law are claiming the full right on the property and making my life miserable living with them. Since this is not an ancestral property, which they claim to be, I with the help of my daughter wants to sell and give away the share to my son and buy my own space. Can anyone help me answering, whether is possible to do so even if my son refuses for the sale? Secondly, later whatever the space or a flat I buy, can it be inherited by my daughter if I write a will ?

 

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