Mutation for daughter in law

If a suit for partition is filed and is pending trial then it will not be advisable to go for mutation of the property by other shareholders in the jointly shared property until the suit is disposed.

The main issue is that the other shareholders cannot identify their share in the property for getting it mutated.

This is also considered as transfer of property hence not advisable to mutate the property during pending suit.

This principle, known as lis pendens, means any transfer or dealing with the property during the suit will be subject to the final decision of the court. Essentially, the new owner's rights are dependent on the outcome of the pending litigation. 

Mutation in favour of daughter -in-law for a share of her husband

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how does she has a claim in the property of her in-laws??

However, what is the case filed by the daughter in-law ?

Incomplete and vague facts cannot help in forming proper opinion to oblige.

Yes.  Which case was filed by the daughter-in-law? Whose property is this?

Yes, please post material facts as well the context for this query.