Need advise
Rohan Khandekar, MBA,CCA
(Querist) 23 June 2011
This query is : Resolved
Dear Professionals
Kindly advise if a lady make all the property and all the deposits, everything on joint name of her daughter then whether her husband can sue her.
Thanks
R.Ramachandran
(Expert) 23 June 2011
Please indicate whether the properties and deposits are the personal properties of the lady concerned, or that of the husband?
Rohan Khandekar, MBA,CCA
(Querist) 23 June 2011
Dear Professionals
The property and deposits are her own, on her(Individual) name only.
1)I would like to know if she will not make the property including deposits on joint name of her daughter then as per law/legally whether it will be the property of her husband after her death.(whether her husband will be 1st beneficiary.)
2)If she is not willing to give anything to her husband then it is necessary to make all property and deposits on joint name of her daughter.
3)Also please clarify if she makes it on joint name of her daughter then her son can also go to the Court as a legal heir.
Thanks
R.Ramachandran
(Expert) 23 June 2011
Dear Mr. Rohan,
Let us approach the issue step by step.
If your wife has earned some income. If she spends all herself - in whatever manner that she likes? CAN ANY ONE - WHETHER HUSBAN / SON / DAUGHTER / FATHER / MOTHER OR OTHERS LEGALLY DOBJECT TO IT?
The answer, simply is a BIG 'NO'.
That means, a self-acquired / owned things can be disposed of by that person in any manner that he/she likes and no one can have any objection to it. She can even give it to a complete stranger - even then no one can object.
Thus, if your wife, in her wisdom and wish, deposits her personal assets / funds in a joint account with her daughter - no one can object to it. Her son also cannot object to it either now, or in future. Yes, one can pick up temporary quarrel - without knowing ones own legal right and limit - that is completely a different story and aspect.
NOBODY CAN GO TO COURT AGAINST HER ACTIONS - in the facts situations given by you.
Kirti Kar Tripathi
(Expert) 24 June 2011
If the property and deposit are her self earned property, her husband has no right.
Rohan Khandekar, MBA,CCA
(Querist) 24 June 2011
Dear All Professional
It means no need of making property and deposits on joint name of her daughter. Please advise.
Thanks very much for all your contribution.
