ALL OF RESPECTED SIR,
MY QUESTION IS THAT -
1-A HOUSEWIFE WOMAN NAMED PURCHASE A PROPERTY BY HER HUSBAND .
2-CAN THE PROPERTY IS CALLED SELF EARNED BY HER ?
3-CAN SHE MAKE A "WILL" OF THIS PROPERTY?
raj kumar ji (LAW STUDENT ) 25 May 2010
MY QUESTION IS THAT -
1-A HOUSEWIFE WOMAN NAMED PURCHASE A PROPERTY BY HER HUSBAND .
2-CAN THE PROPERTY IS CALLED SELF EARNED BY HER ?
3-CAN SHE MAKE A "WILL" OF THIS PROPERTY?
Virender Pankaj (Advocate) 25 May 2010
Please go through the section 14 of The Hindu Succession Act 1956.
Deekshitulu.V.S.R (B.Sc, B.L) 26 May 2010
Property which stands in the name of females and minor children are always considered to be their self acquired property unless one is able to prove otherwise, and making a will of such property is not prohibited.
Anil Agrawal (Retired) 26 May 2010
If it is proved that the property was acquired by the father out of his income in the name of the wife, it can be challenged will or no will. Presumption has no meaning.
Check if it falls within Benami Transaction Act.
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