Nagesh (private empolyment) 26 March 2022
Supinder Singh 30 March 2022
Terminology used in this answer:
1st Wife = A
Husband = B
2nd Wife = Y
2nd Wife's son = X
I am answering your query by assuming that A died intestate (i.e. without any will) and all the parties in the case are Hindus.
Upon perusal of Sections 15 & 16 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, it becomes clear that the property of A will devolve to her daughters, son, and husband (B), in equal proportions.
Now, once B gets his share of the property, he can dispose of it the way he likes. He can sell it or gift it to X. He can also create a will in favor of X.
Though, Right of X to directly have a share of A's property, after her death, does not arise in the scenario mentioned by you.
Nagesh (private empolyment) 31 March 2022
Thank your Sir