Hindu family

From your query it is noted that son of deceased owner (your husband is alive).

God bless him. He and you have been taking care of your in laws family, as per your post.

If valid nomination was made then society might have transferred in favor of nominee.

Check in O/o Society.

Your husband may claim his share from the nominee.

 

DIL (Daughter in Law) has NO forced share in estate/property of FIL, MIL , Sister in Law, Brother in law.

The money spent on renovation etc can be amicably settled between legal heirs.

The money given to relatives is personal matter and may be settled amicably preferably.

Son, daughters are liable to maintain Mother. She can claim maintenance from sons, daughters, relatives……….

GO thru:

Maintenance and Welfare of Senior Citizens (MWPSC) Act, 2007

https://socialjustice.nic.in/writereaddata/UploadFile/Annexure-X635996104030434742.pdf

and rules framed under the Act in your state ;

https://sjsa.maharashtra.gov.in/en/acts-rules

https://sjsa.maharashtra.gov.in/sites/default/files/em-acts-rules-2010.pdf

https://silverinnings.blogspot.in/2016/07/update-on-various-state-rules-of.html

 

 

The wife and daughter may claim to be maintained from estate left by husband/father….

Married daughters also have share in estate/property left undisposed by Father/Mother. So you can claim your share in your father’s/mother’s undisposed estate/property after they decease.

Your jewels are your Stridhana and estate that you got from Father’s/Husband’s side is your absolute property.

IT is not clear what is ‘Karyawar’ and where and how you lost IT.

If it was given by you to inlaws you may ask to give it back.

If it was lost or stolen you might have lodged complaint.

 

There might be many IF’s and BUT’s that you may discuss with a very able senior LOCAL counsel of unshakable repute and integrity specializing in such/civil matters and well versed with LOCAL rules for a considered opinion, before you rush to file a case!

 

You may explore the options of amicable family settlement and if possible register IT, from your father’s side and likewise your husband may prefer it with his mother and sibings.

What is O/o means.....DIL ......my self is discussing because....on my husband behalf.............ok......how far is as i said earlier son' moral duty justifying....i have gone through the maharastrs' cooperative soc law....abt nominee and its .......rights....nominee was .....appointed by my Mil as 100% shares to my husband.......we have the copy of it ...what can we claim.....

i want to inquire abt fees....of lawyer applicable differs.....i agree....but how abt loosing or winning the case....like we win the case we are payable....but if we loose.....then what....

i m still clear abt .....why dil cannot claim in share....after marriage she is working and supporting the family......we claims it be omes law.......ever she has daughters......if in suppoerting financially....she gives away her owned jewellry......in times of needs.......

karyawar i mean.....all what i got from my father......if suppose i person like me looses....then i would definetly ask all daughters in law to secure abt their future and their daughters first then look for father in law and mother in law......

i would convey virally .....as never trust sisters in law or mothers in law.....on humaniterian ground too .....as laws will support ..........at the end .....always be suspicious.....

Originally posted by : Kumar Doab
	DIL (Daughter in Law) has NO forced share in estate/property of FIL, MIL , Sister in Law, Brother in law. The money spent on renovation etc can be amicably settled between legal heirs. The money given to relatives is personal matter and may be settled amicably preferably. Son, daughters are liable to maintain Mother. She can claim maintenance from sons, daughters, relatives………. GO thru: Maintenance and Welfare of Senior Citizens (MWPSC) Act, 2007 https://socialjustice.nic.in/writereaddata/UploadFile/Annexure-X635996104030434742.pdf and rules framed under the Act in your state ; https://sjsa.maharashtra.gov.in/en/acts-rules https://sjsa.maharashtra.gov.in/sites/default/files/em-acts-rules-2010.pdf https://silverinnings.blogspot.in/2016/07/update-on-various-state-rules-of.html

Sir i think if parents has transfered.......their lifetime earning...property.....then son should full fill all requirements......even if bed ridden....till death.......but like our case.....how is it justifying .....that son is as source of money ......daughter in law is earning......means .......aj kal ki sas ka ahi nazariya rahe ki mara jo he wo meri beti ke liye..........beta to kamata rahe.......upar ke link me dono pati patni...ne apne sab kuchh dediya he ......aur beta samne nahi dekh raha ho to ye galat he.......meri umar abhi 50 years he.......agar apki beti ke sath es umar me ek tarah ho to kaise nyay to sakta he