Wife rights over property which husband has giftedto his mom

Consult senior lawyer of your locality. As these tricky thing cannot be discussed in public domain.

I consulted 2 lawyers , and both have differnt views . Based on suggestion of one senior advocate i registed the property as a gift deed under my mom's name . Now the other lawyer is asking me to sell the house . I just want to what the law states actually 

I consulted 2 lawyers , and both have differnt views . Based on suggestion of one senior advocate i registed the property as a gift deed under my mom's name . Now the other lawyer is asking me to sell the house . I just want to what the law states actually 

A wife is not a spouse unless she lives with her husband for at least, as far as I remember, five years.     Spouses only have rights over property.       However, a wife, though not a spouse, can claim maintenance under certain circumstances.      She may get some amount monthly as maintenance and a shelter.      That's all.     She has nothing to do with the property.     But, if the husband cannot pay maintenance, the mother should..

A Hindu wife has no right or share to claim during the lifetime of the husband, that is law of the country. Even if there is divorce the wife cannot seek any share in the property. The wife has right to seek only permanent alimony and maintenance from the husband and that too she get if the financial status of both are studied and the court comes to conclusion that the wife should be allowed this claim. The lawyer who told you that your wife can seek share in the property at the time of divorce is absolutely wrong and misinformed and lack knowledge of matrimonial law. The property transferred by you in the name of your mother is now her self owned property that remains with her through out her lifetime. Your mother can make Will in your favor for the property that will come back to you after her death.

Thanks everyone for your response  . You have been informational and were able to give me the clarity . Vijay Sir information shared by you is very clear.

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