Hindu Succession Law
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Anonymous
(Querist) 09 December 2010
This query is : Resolved
Namaskar,
In a WILL of self acquired property, widow is debarred because of re-marriage, and kids of the same predeased son are not mentioned(neither eliminated nor included). does it automatically apply to the children of the same predecased son to be debarred because of mother`s marriage,or they have independent identitiy.Please guide me on this.
R.Ramachandran
(Expert) 09 December 2010
In respect of a self-acqquired property, which is to be given away through WILL, all these questions would not at all arise.
It is the free WILL of the person having the self-acquired property to dispose it off in any manner that he likes.
He can gift it or WILL it to a total stranger to the exclusion of all his legal heirs.
Again let me clarify, in respect of a self-acquired property there is no compulsion that the property has to be given in WILL to children of pre-deceased son, wife etc.
If you have any other fact situation please tell.
Advocate. Arunagiri
(Expert) 09 December 2010
The Will can be in the name of any body, it may be a relative or third party, if the property is a self acquired property.
Uma parameswaran
(Expert) 09 December 2010
If there is no WILL and person died intestate then Property goes automatically to its legal heir.But once WILL is executed for self acquired property then that property shall goes to that particular person notwithstanding any legal heirs.
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Anonymous
(Querist) 11 December 2010
What if the widow had contributed towards the rebuilding of the property and invested a lot of money. There was a will executed in her favour beause of her financial contribution, which was revoked, when she remarried, she has not got her money which she contributed back, she filed a case for it ,there is a suite pending in high court,she won in lower court, but widow of son 3 also predeceased appealed , using her widow status for mercy.
This money was contributed towards the house of her deceased husbands father (who died in 2004).which he claims his self acquired property, what about funds of he got from widow of son n02,
will it still be considered his "self acquired"property,One feels cheated, he took th emoney on behalf of a will which he revoked later .
please guide me on this.how to go about making best law suit, and win also from these greedy hounds
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 13 December 2010
give details of judgements you mentioned here.
