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(Querist) 17 July 2012 This query is : Resolved 
Dear Mr. Anirudh,

Thanks for ur detailed explanation. Regarding my 3rd question will u please explain further ( suppose if i write a will without giving any share to my daughter, whether she or her heirs have any legal rights on the property).

Thanking u,
Anirudh (Expert) 17 July 2012
Dear Mr. Anbalagan,

It would have been better, if you had posted this query in the same thread, instead of opening a fresh thread.

Any way, as already indicated to you in my earlier reply, since the property is your personal property, YOU CAN DO ANYTHING WITH IT. NOBODY CAN LEGALLY OBJECT TO IT, AND EVEN IF THEY OBJECT (FOR NOBODY CAN STOP THEM FROM OBJECTING), THEY CANNOT SUCCEED.

Therefore, if you write a WILL, without giving any share to your daughter, neither your daughter nor anybody through your daughter can claim any right in it.

You can give the property by way of Gift or WILL even to a total stranger. Then also none of your son(s) / daughters etc., can do anything against your such an action.
Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 17 July 2012
Will executed against self acquired property can never be claimed by other legal heirs but if the property is ancestral then the right of other legal heirs cannot be snatched by way of a will in favour of any particular legal heir/heirs leaving either of the heirs.


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