Women rights on property

Dear querist, the property is a self acquired property and hence even his son has no right.  Your motherinlaw have right to do as she wishes and she may gift the property to an outsider also.  So the daughter may convince their parents orally to give any thing. But no rihgt on the property.

Since it is a self acquired property of the Mother the daughter cannot cannot claim any right as long as the mother is alive. Daughter gets the rigts over the property onlyafter the demise of the mother.

As per hindu laws, if parents dont gift the property to their son before thier death or make a provision of will for inheritance to thier son/sons or anyone else. In that case if no will is made then daughter has equal rights to the property.

As per hindu laws, if parents dont gift the property to their son before thier death or make a provision of will for inheritance to thier son/sons or anyone else. In that case if no will is made then daughter has equal rights to the property.

The property belongs to your mother in law and she is the absolute owner. She can dispose it at her discretion during her lifetime. After her lifetime, the property, so far it is unalienated or intestate, gets vested with the legal heirs. Hence the wise option is not to get agitated nd precipitate any issue that may lead to hasty action on your mother-in-law's part.