Claiming of property

Chitra (Querist) 08 March 2017 This query is : Resolved
Myself and my husband bought property in my name
I contributed 20% of down payment and registeration charges
He ceontributed remaining through home loan
He is the applicant and I'm the co applicant in the home loan
I'm a home maker but I have rental income from properties which is equal to home loan emi
It is just 3 emi taken from my husband account
My mother in law says even property was bought in my name she has all the rights in that property.
I'm really afraid cause I invested huge amount in this including renovation
By any chance can she claim for my property
My husband is very nice person, but my in laws are very greedy
In worst case anything happens to him can she able to claim on my property
Please help

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Kumar Doab (Expert) 08 March 2017
It is believed that you are Hindu.
confirm!

Kumar Doab (Expert) 08 March 2017
ClassI legal heirs of Hindu male are; Mother, wife,sons,daughters..........and shall share the estate left un-disposed by owner (Hindu male) after his death.

Your husband can sign valid WILL in your favor and preferably register it.

If the title of property is in your name then you are owner.

Ms.Usha Kapoor (Expert) 09 March 2017
If the property is in your name you are the owner.No one has the right to disturb or your enjoyment as owner of this property including your mother in law.

Adv. Yogen Kakade (Expert) 09 March 2017
Merely the statement of your mother in law saying that the property belongs to her does not make any difference legally.. do not worry.. It is your property.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 09 March 2017
May proceed as advised by the expert Kumar Doab.

Kumar Doab (Expert) 09 March 2017
Thanks for agreeing Mr.Rajendra K Goyal.

Guest (Expert) 09 March 2017
Agreed with Madam RK Goyal

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 11 March 2017
Well advised by experts, nothing more to add.

There is nothing wrong in the ownership (title)of the property wherein you are the "sole" owner, let your mother-in-law may stake a claim in the property, legally it will not stand.

However, it is her (your mother-in-law's) statement and not a suit claim.

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