Rightful owner of property

Under Hindu law, certain conditions have to be fulfilled for a valid marriage to be solemnised between two individuals. The first requirement is that neither party has a spouse living at the time of the marriage. The second condition is that the parties are capable of giving valid consent and are of sound mind and do not suffer any mental disorder or recurrent bouts of insanity. Individuals who are sapindas to each other or fall within prohibited relationships are also barred from marrying, unless permitted by custom or usage.

but sir, almost 25 years they lived together,what about that

If her husband has left the property through a will, the widow has got full rights on the property irrespective of the fact that her marriage is invalid.

Sir Thanks for your replay,her husband has not left any will but he has made a very strong GIFT DEED in her name, stating no one as any right over the property except herself.will GIFT DEED enough for the evidence

And even the GIFT DEED is registered duly..

Registered gift deed is a valid instrument to transfer the property from transferor to transferee as per the provisions of Transfer of Property Act.  So, the widow is the absolute owner of the property gifted to her.  She must ensure to keep in possession of that property so that to prevent any dispossession of the property from her custody by the unauthorized personnel forcing her to run from pillar to post to reclaim the property.  If the widow is in possession of property, and if any person, for example, husband's mother, knocks the doors of court claiming the rights on property, during the pendency of such legal proceedings (which will take years together),  the widow will be in possession and can protect her rights on the property.  So ensure that the widow will be in possession of the gifted property.

Hi Sri, Thanks a lot for your reply, this seriously makes me and MY Friend bit relief,  Sir  i have sent a mail to you giving you futher details in a chronological order for a complete Picture.