Property ownership
SACHI JAISWAL
(Querist) 08 December 2018
This query is : Resolved
Sir mai apse ek salah lena chahti hu ki mere mama ji ki shadi jaha hui thi us khandan me meri mami akeli ladki thi unki koi bhi bhai aur bahan nahi the, unke pita ka dehant bahut pahle hi ho chuka tha sari sampatti ke meri mami ji akeli waris thi ,mere mama ji se shadi hone ke baad unki ma akeli rah gayi jis karan wo apni ma ke pass apne bete ke saath mayke me aake rahne lagi
unki ma ne unke bete ko god liya tha ,2009 me meri mami ji ki achanak mratyu ho gayi aur akela unka beta aur unki ma us ghar me rahte the , mere mama ji aur mera pariwar hi unki dekhbhal karte the .
abhi haal hi july-18 ,me unki mratyu ho gayi ab mere mami ji ka beta akela rah gaya .
ab unke bhai aaye aur kahne lage ki ye property meri bahan mere naam kar gayi hai 2015 me ragistered wasiyat ke dwara.
ab wo mere mama ji ke bete ko ghar se bedakhal karna chate hai wo abhi 15 saal ka hai .
apse niwedan hai ki kya ap koi uchit rai de sakte hai ki hume kya karna chahiye .
1- mere mama ji ke bete ko shampatti milegi ya nahi
2- kya bahan ki property pe bhai ka haq hai .
3- kya court se uchit nyay milega
mahan daya hogi agar aap uchit margdarshan denge .
Dhanyawaad.
shabdo me truti ke liye chhama chahti hu.
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Adv Shailendra Deshpande
(Expert) 09 December 2018
1- mere mama ji ke bete ko shampatti milegi ya nahi - Possible solution is based on the Registered Will which you have mentioned. His interest in property is involved in property of Adopted Mother.
2- kya bahan ki property pe bhai ka haq hai - Yes. If Will(Wasiyat) is not prepared. it is based on sec. 15 of Hindu Succession Act, but sec. 15(1) (a) says property first devolves on sons and daughter. In you case, Adopted son is living. Hence he get first right over property, but again Will needs to be checked since you have mentioned about it. Also if sister wants to give property to brother by Wasiyat, then law cannot interfere.
3- kya court se uchit nyay milega - You need to contact local lawyer for further procedural details & show his available documents.
Dr J C Vashista
(Expert) 10 December 2018
Very little to understand in "Winglish", consult a local lawyer for proper appreciation of facts, guidance and proceeding.
