A wife provided a No Objection Certificate (NOC) to her mother regarding a property after her father's death. Now, it appears the property might be transferred to her brother, and the husband is questioning if his wife can still claim her share. Generally, once an NOC is given, especially if it's not conditional and property rights have been relinquished, it can be difficult to reclaim a share. However, the specifics of the NOC and whether it constitutes a formal relinquishment without a registered conveyance are crucial. Consulting a local lawyer with all the full facts is advised.