Husbands property

its better to wait to till the outcome of the case

The Presiding Officer can decide costs/awards in your case considering your estate.

The OP may report the estate.

So one prespective is to focus on case and attempt to conclude ASAP, and postpone the purchase of property, in your name.

Patience is the key to sucess . wait till the case concludes . you will have all the time in the world after that .

Other Prespective ( Although you should avoid temptation as much as possible):

Like the Financers do e.g; Finance, get irrevocable POA, acceptance of borrowing/Financial pronote, registered WILL etc etc…………..

For this: Obtain second opinion from your own senior and very able counsel of unshakable repute at yourt own location…………..

However pls remember that; One should learn to protect hard earned monies.

By now you must have known that litigation can be stressful, protracted and costly.

The following transactions are not benami:

1. Property held under the name of spouse or child, for which the amount is being paid through a known source of income.

2. A joint property with brother, sister or other relatives for which the amount is paid out of known sources of income.

3. Property held by someone in a fiduciary capacity; that is, transaction involving a trustee and a beneficiary.