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Originally posted by :newS_Know!!!
Querist,
The first replier,in my view,has missed the gist of the query in substance,therefore I disagree with the same.
Now,coming to your query,a daughter-in-laws cannot be said to inherit the property from her husband's father directly.Consider a situation where,
W=wife(daughter-in-laws)in question
H=Husband of W
F=father of H
M=mother of H
S(s)=Sibling(s) of the husband H
P=property
Pp1.......Ppn where n=number of siblings and small p denotes equal proportion of the property P.
Now,in your caase,F and M are no more.Thus H and S(if exists) share the property P into pn equal parts. If pr(where r is the position where H stands) is the property in the name of husband H. Now in pr part of Property P,the same will be divided equally amongs children and wife of H(only after demise of H ,otherwise only maintenance amount/maintenance means as the case may be).
With a mathematical ability,I hope you will be able to understand.
Note-This reply should be taken as per the declaration given in my profile page.
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@news_know!!!.
If you read the query PROPERLY and CAREFULLY then, the cousin of the querist is a hindu nair widow. And a WIDOW is a woman who’s husband is dead, I hope you understand now.