G. ARAVINTHAN (Legal Consultant / Solicitor) 30 March 2010
A Hindu man marries a Muslim woman under Special Marriage Act and the not convert their religion.
Both work and purchased self acquired properties.
They gave birth to three children- 2 male and 1 female. One boy was brought as christian and other boy and girl as muslim.
What is the inheritance of the property if husband or wife or both die?
Suchitra. S (Advocate) 30 March 2010
I think as it is a self acquired property of parents children will get equal share in the properties of father and mother without having regard to whatever religion they belong, in the absence of any will.
jyotirmaya behera (advocate) 30 March 2010
childern have right to his/ her father or mother's property. if there have 3 childern that means 3 will get equal share of there parents.
G. ARAVINTHAN (Legal Consultant / Solicitor) 31 March 2010
all self acquired property only.. I am asking about share of the widow/widower and daughter?
bhagwat patil (Property due diligence 9422773303) 31 March 2010
In absence of will all will get equal share.
G. ARAVINTHAN (Legal Consultant / Solicitor) 01 April 2010
wont muslim law of inheritance apply on the death of the wife
Suchitra. S (Advocate) 01 April 2010
In this case, I dont think so , as the property is self earned.
Suryanarayana Tangirala (Advocate) 01 April 2010
The children as per Law will be treated as Hindu(religion of Father) so Hindu law is applicable if the man dies intestate
Gundlapallis (Advocate) 03 April 2010
Mr. Aravinthan you have created a fictious situation not possible practically or never heard of. You just want a discussion on this fiction. A Hindu husband and a muslim wife that far ok.. raising one of their children as a Christian?? and the other two as muslims? wha ! Where did this taste for Christianity come into the family? You mean only the first boy is sent to church and other two children prohibited to go to church? The father keeps on going to temples and the mother to mosque? You just want a discussion on this fictious family - aren't you?
Gundlapallis (Advocate) 03 April 2010
Only a "Fictious or crazy families Act" can meet your fictions
G. ARAVINTHAN (Legal Consultant / Solicitor) 03 April 2010
There is some social family patterns in our society... Let uis assume, if a client from that family contact you, what will you do
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