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Hello,

After transfer of property there are very less chances that B could get her property back. Please state full facts of the case so that experts can advice. 

You queried that "now if B got the from A by his Will after his death".  Is A alive or not? your query here is not clear.

What do you mean by "policies played"? How was the gift effected - was it thorugh a registered deed?

Originally posted by : arjun shaah ahuja
	a man's wife died . she had a daughter.the man did second marriage. he had a son and a daughter from second wife.Now A= MAN B= DqAUGHTER FROM FIRST WIFE.C =SECOND WIFED= SECOND WIFE DAUGHTERE= SECOND WIFE SON.now if B got the property from A by his will after his death.But B transferred all the property to C (step mother). by step mother policies played.Then is there any chance that B can take back the property?

1. IF Daughter has given away her inheirted property to her Step Mother via a Registered Gift Deed, THEN Daughter CANNOT claim it back in anyway which-so-ever.

2. Daughter can may a TRY in a local Civil Court, to set aside /rescind the Gift Deed and take back her property, on grounds of Threat, Coercion, Cheating or any other reason which her lawyer may advise.  TRY ....

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What is the document (gift deed, sale deed or any other) executed by B in favour of her step mother for transfer of her self-acquired property ?

What is the reason to back track of B to take the property back?