Share in ancestoral property

Guest (Querist) 03 January 2012 This query is : Resolved
MY MATERNAL GRAND FATHER HAS PURCHASED A PLOT MEASURING 400 SQ YARDS THROUGH HIS SELF EARNED INCOME IN DELHI.MY MATERNAL GRAND MOTHER WAS DIED IN YEAR 1997 .HE WAS DIED IN 2004 AND LEFT A REGISTERED WILL IN DDA IN YEAR 2000 OF HIS 400 SQ YARDS PLOT IN DELHI IN FAVOUR OF HIS FOUR DAUGHTER IN LAWS. WIVES OF HIS FOUR RESPECTIVE SONS.HOWEVER IN HIS WILL MY MOTHER HAS NOT SIGNED WHO IS THE ONLY DAUGHTER OF MY GRAND FATHER. CAN MY MOTHER CLAIM SHARE IN THE SAID PROPERTY. AS IN WILL HE MENTIONED THAT MY MOTHER HAS NO SHARE IN THE SAID PROPERTY AS HE GAVE HER ALL VALUABLES IN HER MARRIAGE AND GIVING ITSELF. BUT MY MOTHER DID NOT SIGNED IN THE WILL ? PLEASE HELP US

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R.Ramachandran (Expert) 03 January 2012
Since it was your grand father's self acquired property, he had every right to dispose of the same in whichever way that he liked. If as per his wish he has given the property amongst his daughters-in-law and nothing to his daughter, then his action cannot be questioned by anybody. Your mother has no legal right to object to or claim anything.

V R SHROFF (Expert) 03 January 2012
your mother had not to sign any will
anybody can disposed off his self acquired property to anyone, related or not.
no one have any right, nor can object or claim it.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 03 January 2012
Questioned property was your grandfather's self acquired so he had every right to bequeathed the same to any one.Neither your mother can object nor can claim any share in property.A valid will requires signature of testator with two witnesses so your mother's signature was not required.

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 03 January 2012
There is no chance for your mother to agitate as your grand-father was free to bequeath his own self acquired property as per his free whims and wishes which he did so by way of his will. There was no requirement of the signature of your mother or any other beneficiary over the will executed by your maternal grand-father.

Deepak Nair (Expert) 04 January 2012
Your mother's sign is not required in your grand father's will.
The property is self acquired and your mother has no claim on the said land since there is a will.
If your grand father had died intestate, i.e. without any will, then your mother could have claimed her share in the said property.

prabhakar singh (Expert) 04 January 2012
I agree with the neat expressions of Mr.Ramachandran.

M/s. Y-not legal services (Expert) 05 January 2012
am also agree with ramachandran sir..

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Shonee Kapoor (Expert) 06 January 2012
Nothing more needs to be added.

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Shonee Kapoor
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Guest (Querist) 09 January 2012
HOW CAN JOINT OWNERS OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY EXECUTE WILL ?. AND CAN WILL EXECUTED BY JOINT OWNER BE MODIFIED WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF OTHER JOINT OWNERS OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY ?. AND CAN ONE JOINT OWNER IS ABLE TO SELL HIS SHARE OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY .?

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