Please clarify the legal positions after considering all the points
shaik. Muneer Basha
(Querist) 16 February 2012
This query is : Resolved
1.a widow has four houses of equal value
2.out of which she had bought 2 houses in the name of her 4 sons as guardian
3.she has 4 sons and 3 daughters are married
4.remaining 2 houses are in her own name
5.the property is not belong to her deceased husband
6.out of seven child s 3sons are from other person who is not legally married
7.legal husband was died in 1979
8.now the daughters who are from deceased legal husband, claiming that out of the two houses, 1 house had bought by the insured sum of deceased legal husband.
9.though it was so, today there was no proof that the house is bought by insured sum.
10.mother is alive and she dont want to give the property which is in her own name to her ungreatefull sons except to her 2 younger sons who are talking care of her by every means
can you please clarify the legal position of the daughter and the sons from the person to whom she was not legally married
H.M.Patnaik
(Expert) 17 February 2012
The Widow is free to deal with the self- acquired portion of the property i.e. to gift or create an WILL covering the said property to the children from the person whom she has not legally married .
As regards the property she has purchased in the name of her four sons in the capacity of a guardian ,since by now the sons have reached adulthood , the guardian has no longer any right to deal with the said property.
prabhakar singh
(Expert) 21 February 2012
If the properties are in name of widow she is exclusive owner having full liberty to deal as she wants.
