Daughter harassing for more money / property

RANGANATH (Querist) 26 January 2015 This query is : Resolved
We are 4 members in our family from bangalore
Father (late)
Mother (Alive) 62 years born in 1953
Son ( not married) 38 years born in 1977
Daughter (married) 36 years born in 1979

Father has spent 8 lakhs for Daughter marriage and Gave 2 properties registered in her name in 1998 (50 lakhs worth today) and she got married in 2003

Father admitted in hospital and expired in 2006 and all the expenses bared by son.

Mother got hospitalized due to loss of husband, from then son has left the job and taken care of all the expenses till date and still son is not married.

Mother has been admitted to the hospital more then 10 times by her son and daughter has not come to visit even once and not helped brother morally, financially.

After the fathers demise

A> Property A was there in the name of the father has been transferred to son by taking daughter and mothers sign and khata is there in the name of Son and son is paying the property tax since then

B> Property B Self acquired property by mother in 1988 has been gifted to son with love and affection in 2010 through gift deed in SRO by paying stamp duty as per the SRO

MY QUESTION IS
Even after giving spending money on daughters marriage and after giving 2 properties
Daughter Without showing love and affection without helping mother and brother
Daughter is asking for more money or property share from Mother and Brother.

Can she ask for more share from the gifted property A or Property B which she has signed.

What does the law says ????
What should Son tell her ????
What son has do ????
please help me

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ajay sethi (Expert) 26 January 2015
once gift deed is executed by mother in respect of property B son is absolute owner of property . daughter has no share in said property .

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 26 January 2015
Property of father transferred in the name of the son with the consent / relinquishment of share by other legal heirs, daughter who gave relinquished has no claim in it.

Legal heirs have no claim if the self acquired property gifted by the mother to son.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 28 January 2015
The properties reportedly settled or conveyed by executing proper deeds in favor of the beneficiaries properly as per law. Thus a claim beyond that now will be illegal and unjustified. If the daughter is not satisfied with the settlement given to her and pestering for more, she may be informed to proceed through court seeking it where she will not be able establish her stake.