Can My wife Claim on the property that is bought by my father in my name?

On attaining majority you have become owner.

Your wife has no claim on self earned/self acquired estate of your’s or your father.

You can sell it off and keep the spouse in rented accommodation.

However it shall be appropriate to show all docs on record to an able lawyer dealing in family matters and proceed under expert advice of your lawyer.  

Ratul,

As you have been rightly advised, that as law stands today, she has no right in your property, whether purchased by you or gifted to you or purchased in your name. But that would be basis of deciding alimony.

Jack,

Gift deeds can also be challanged and in few cases the court s have thrashed gift deeds as instruments to avoid charge on the property, which becomes a separate offence.

Regards,

Shonee Kapoor

www.sahodar.in

As now the bill which gives rights to wife on the self acquired property of husband has not yet passed 

and about gift deed I dont think once executed it cannot be revoked and also she does not have any right on that

Hello Kapoor Sir,

Can you please give some names of case laws which are related to "Gift deeds can also be challanged and in few cases the court s have thrashed gift deeds as instruments to avoid charge on the property, which becomes a separate offence."

I will appreciate your help.

Thanks

Jaya

Originally posted by : Shonee Kapoor
	Ratul,   As you have been rightly advised, that as law stands today, she has no right in your property, whether purchased by you or gifted to you or purchased in your name. But that would be basis of deciding alimony.   Jack,   Gift deeds can also be challanged and in few cases the court s have thrashed gift deeds as instruments to avoid charge on the property, which becomes a separate offence.   Regards,   Shonee Kapoor www.sahodar.in