P VAMSI KRISHNA 08 August 2020

Propetydispute

My father has two sons and one daughter. elder son was married and had 2 daughters. Daughter get married recently. Younger son is single. My father owns a property under his name. If he wish to write or gift his property or will to any one of his children. will it be acceptable or not. just clarify

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If your father owns self-acquired property, he generally has the right to gift it or leave it to any of his children through a will. This is in contrast to ancestral property, where the consent of all children might be required. Assuming you are Hindu, your father's wishes regarding his own property are paramount.

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Shashi Dhara 08 August 2020

If you are Hindus you are governed by Hindu law and if it is ancestral property he cannot do anything with out consent of children's it it is self acquired then he has right to do as per his wishes.

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kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired)) 08 August 2020

It is the presumption that you are Hindu. The property is your father's own property that means it is not ancestral property. So he can do as he wishes.

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