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Soham Sarada   03 March 2024

How to say legally to father-in-law that we don't want any property from you

How can a daughter tell her father that she will not be interested in any of his self earned or inherited property. And how that can be executed??



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This discussion explores how to legally inform your father-in-law that you do not wish to inherit any of his property. While there isn't a specific legal procedure to preemptively refuse, you can decline transfers during his lifetime. After his passing, you can execute a registered release deed to relinquish rights to ancestral property. For self-acquired property, your father has the right to dispose of it as he sees fit, and you are not a party to those decisions.

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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     03 March 2024

There's no provision in law to implement your idea by any prescribed procedure.

You can refuse to accept them if your father makes any transfer during his lifetime or you can execute a registered release deed relinquishing your rights in the property after his lifetime. 

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Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     04 March 2024

A daughter inherts her share in ancestral property which can be relinquished by a registered deed.

However, father can dispose of his self-acquired property and she (daughter) is not a party to dispose self-acquired property of her father.

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Shashi Dhara   04 March 2024

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