Legal procedure
krishna
(Querist) 09 September 2015
This query is : Resolved
My grand father-in-law purchased a lease hold property (House) in 1960’s at new Delhi. He died in 1985 without leaving any will. My grandfather-in-law left behind two sons & two daughters. In 1992 my father-in-law and his brother applied for mutation and conversion of property into freehold after obtaining NOC from their sisters and mother. Land & Development office converted the property into freehold and conversion deed was duly registered in their joint names. Now the property stand registered in the joint names of my father-in-law and his brother.
my husband and brothers in law running a general store in said Property.
My query:-
1.Is said property is a HUF property
1.What is my child's legal right in said property.
2. Since my child is their offspring what will happen to his share.
3 Is there any legal way to protect my child's right in that property.
4 Can I file any type of suit to ensure that my minor child's right in the said property is safe.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
(Expert) 19 September 2015
1.Is said property is a HUF property?
No, it cannot be considered as a HUF property, it is your father in law and company's absolute property.
1.What is my child's legal right in said property.
Neither he nor your husband is any right or share in the said property as on date.
2. Since my child is their offspring what will happen to his share.?
Whether offspring or on spring, your child has no share in the property so question is unnecessary.
3 Is there any legal way to protect my child's right in that property.?
Question does not arises.
4 Can I file any type of suit to ensure that my minor child's right in the said property is safe.?
Question does not arises
