Menaka Vande (House Wife) 04 March 2011
G. ARAVINTHAN (Legal Consultant / Solicitor) 04 March 2011
If your father in law writes a Will, surely it will be valid as the property is self acquired one.
Your husband and the second wife of your father - in - law will get equal share of property only in case of death without will
bhagwat patil (Property due diligence 9422773303) 04 March 2011
As the property is self acquired one ur inlaws can dispose it by anyway. If there is any proof that the property is so acquired by selling anscestral property you can try for it.
sanjay kumar (BE/ LLM in Corporate Laws) 04 March 2011
I feel that the second wife also has an equal right to the property as that of your husband. The property thus belongs half to your husband and half to your step-mother-in-law. Your step-mother in law can dispose her share in any way she wants. Being a second wife is not a crime and the children of the second wife derive their rights from their mother.
Menaka Vande (House Wife) 04 March 2011
Originally posted by :bhagwat patil | ||
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As the property is self acquired one ur inlaws can dispose it by anyway. If there is any proof that the property is so acquired by selling anscestral property you can try for it. |
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thanks Bhadwat, actually husband's mother brought in dowry(money and gold) from her parents during her wedding. During the house construction, a part of her gold was sold, as well the dowry money was utilized. Some extra money was even gifted by her parents while constructing the house. But as such no proofs as its all 20+ years before and every thing was cash dealings those days. Anyway we are planning to confront my father-in-law with the promise he made before his second wedding, and get things put down on paper unlike before. What type of lawyer(civil/criminal/family etc) do we need to consult for the paper work?
Menaka Vande (House Wife) 04 March 2011
Thanks Sanjay and Aravinthan