Claming on others property
nikhil ###
(Querist) 16 September 2011
This query is : Resolved
All Members,
My wife is saying that a land is purchased by us on name of my father at the time of marriage in part of dowry given by them. But its my father own property and its not ancestral property but it is purchased at the time of my marriage. How this problem can be solved if she proves it and what will it happen if we sale it now silently?
Other property is purchased by my father by taking bank loan and with my grand mothers money (my mother`s mother n my mother is only one child to my grandmother).my grand mother is alive. Is this come under ancestral property or anything else that my wife can claim on this property. How this problem can be solved if she proves it and what will it happen if we sale it now silently?
Guest
(Expert) 16 September 2011
What were the dates of your marriage and purchase of property?
Also what was the source of funds for purchase of specific property in question, as purchased in the name of your father?
ajay sethi
(Expert) 16 September 2011
1)if your father had purchased property whether payment was made by cheque?
2)what was the source of funds for purchase of property by your father/
3)if it was through his bank account ot loan taken he has nothing to fear .
4)if your grandmother had given loan to your father out of her own sweet will for purchase of 2nd property it can be a loan or a gift depending upon how you have declared it in your it reurns .
5) your wife cannot make any claim on said property .
6) your father can dipose of any property he desires purchased out of his own funds
Sailesh Kumar Shah
(Expert) 16 September 2011
Now, do home work as advised by Experts and come back, if you need.
prabhakar singh
(Expert) 16 September 2011
All depends on proof ,if she is claiming it to have been purchased by your father in his name from dowry given in her marriage,then she also need to prove who on her behalf gave the dowry,what was his/her income and what was expenditure,what was his/her saving,was the income taxable,was return of income being filed,it was handed over as dd/cheque /or draft.was the amount withdrawn from any bank account,and infinite questions canbe there depending on case to case.
So goes true to your side also,as counted by Mr.Sethi.HENCE NEED NOT WORRY???.
Chanchal Nag Chowdhury
(Expert) 18 September 2011
Are U out of your mind? Your wife has no right over your paternal property & by no stretch of the imagination, can such property be given in dowry other than by registration.
