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Parmesh   21 September 2020

Am i entitled to have share

I want to know my rights For my father I am the third wife son. My fathers first wife is alive, and she is legally wedded. Even though she was alive my father married second and third wife. Second wife expired and they have 3 children and I am the son of a third wife and even my mother is legally wedded. There is an ancestral property which is still undivided, Now my question is as the first wife is still alive, will my mother’s marriage be considered as voided, WILL I HAVE ANY SHARE IN THE ANCESTRAL PROPERTY? IF YES HOW MUCH SHARE WILL I GET IN THE ANCESTRAL PROPERTY WILL MY FATHERS SHARE WILL BE EQUALLY DIVIDED AMONG ALL THE CHILDREN BORN TO MY FATHER OR ONLY THE FIRST WIFE WHO IS STILL ALIVE AND HER CHILDREN ARE ENTITLED TO GET THE SHARE.


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kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired))     21 September 2020

You stated that the first wife and third wife are legally wedded. How is it possible?  However, all the children of your father have equal rights over the property.

Parmesh   21 September 2020

Yes both are wedded accordingly,

My question is even though wedded the third wife legally, When the first wife is alive ? they say the marriage is void or null,

I such case how will I get my share if my mothers marriage is null or void.

Now the first wife and her kids are telling me that my mothers marriage is void so I wont get any share

Nida Khatri   21 September 2020

The other wives kids are just scaring u. Don't worry. Courts have stated in many judgements that even when the marriage is void, the kids can demand equal share as a coparcener. Go n get ur equal n full share as u hv full right to do so

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     22 September 2020

Which religion i.e., Hindu / Muslim / Christian etc. your father professed ?

Except Muslim subsequent marriage during life time of wife (FIRST) is void and children born out of such arrangement are illegitimate, even than they have a share in the property owned by their father.

Seek professional guidance of a local prudent lawyer for better appreciation of facts and necessary proceeding.

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     22 September 2020

You are concerned with only one issue:  Your right on the ancestral property as the son of the third wife.  Be assured you are having equal rights with others.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate)     22 September 2020

All the legitimate or illegitimate son's and daughter's of your father are entitled to get eaual share in ancestral property of your father.

P. Venu (Advocate)     22 September 2020

How is that the property is ancestral? Is your father alive?


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