Self- acquire property after daughter's marriage,what right?

B (wife) is absolute titleholder (owner) of the subject property and she is competent to dispose of as she desire.

What is your concern/ locus standi to the subject property ?

The question paper has been set to give examination without relevant facts.

The owner of self acquired property can do whatever he/she wants to do with the property without any recourse to anybody. He/she can write a Will bequeathing the property to whomsoever he/she wishes.

In case such owner dies intestate ie without writing a Will, then only all children including Daughter married or spinster shall be standing equal to share the property

Purchasing a property in another family member is always risky.  It is left to the purchaser to insulate for such likely risks when he is aware of so many risks.  Drafting such sale deeds through a professional to avoid likely risks must be preferred.

 ( 1 ) Yes

 ( 2 ) Yes,B can bequeath the property by executing will in favour of  anyone as per her wish,she need not to take consent from anyone.

 ( 3 ) Yes, she can sell property without consent to her son and daughter.

 ( 4 ) B can give power of attorney in regard to property to her husband

 ( 5 ) Son has no right to sell property during your lifetime .

Hello,

1. Daughters and sons can get equal share in the property of deceased father or mother property i.e. after death of father or mother

2. B can make will of property as she is owner of property.

3. B can sale property to any third person as she is the owner of property

4. B can give power of attorney to her husband

5. If property is validly transfered to son in that case son can sale the property.

The posting suggests deeper issues. Please post complete facts.

Hello sir, 

Exact fact is that, Me & my Father wished to buy agri land but from my father side there was no any Land owner, 

Hence, we decided to buy  land on my mother's name and this was done... 

Now my sister claming their right in land wh. 

Actually we have purchsed this land after heer marriage... 

Hope the fact is clear..

Please sugest what to do now... 

Thanks 

Your sister is a legal heir to the property, left intestate, of either of the property after their lifetime. In this context, the marriage of the sister is of no relevance or consequence.