widow share in property after remarriage

PANKAJ (Querist) 21 December 2014 This query is : Resolved
A and b two brothers legal heirs of agriculture land of his father .A death in 2010 he having two child one boy age 12 year another gril age 6 years A wife remarried and A two children adopted by her husband now A wife demanding share in agriculture land in the name of A boy children .
1) can A children leagal right to demand share in agriculture land ?
2) if not which paper required to collect from a wife
3) if A wife not giving any document to b how b wil cut the share of A children and wife
4) if b is ready to give share in a children then whose name will be put as leagal guardian
5) if b submitting affedivit to talathi that he is only realtive of A and no one has right to share in agriculture land is it sufficient?
Please guide on me above matter

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Isaac Gabriel (Expert) 21 December 2014
1.yes
2.Not arise
3.It is statory.
4.Both
5.The affidavit cannot stand before law.

ajay sethi (Expert) 22 December 2014
since A and b are 2 legal heirs of father property on father death property would devolve on both equally . on A demise his share would devolve on his wife and 2 children . is deed of adoption made by widow giving her children in adoption duly regsitered?

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 22 December 2014
On the death of A the property would go to his legal heirs.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 23 December 2014
@Pankajj,
How you are concerned?

Shailesh Kr. Shah (Expert) 23 December 2014
State law applicable in relation to agricultural land.

it would be better to consult local lawyer in this regard.

V R SHROFF (Expert) 23 December 2014
Consult local lawyer/ Talathi & do needful

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 26 December 2014
a's children are entitled to a share in their father's share of property upon his intestate death, however his wife since remarried is not eligible for a share, his children if legally adopted by a registered adoption deed by the A's widow's second husband, he children lose their rights in their father's share of property. However, a local lawyer may be consulted based on the actual prevailing situation for further advises.