Very very important legal information regarding self acquired property of a woman. It is an appropriate suggestion to execute a will during her life time with intention distribute her property between/among her children/her legal heir/heirs , if any or otherwise, it would as per her own wish to whom she wants to give her self acquired property.
Section 14 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 does not differentiate between inherited and self-acquired property and includes all the property obtained through ‘inheritance or devise, or at a partition, or in lieu of maintenance or arrears of maintenance, or by gift from any person, whether a relative or not, before, at or after her marriage, or by her own skill or exertion, or by purchase or by prescription, or in any other manner, and also any such property held by her as streedhan.
@@Indianlegalprofessional thanks for the reply ma'am , but if a female who died intestate got a property from her mother through a will then would that property devolve on the heirs of father or it will go to the husband?
@@Indianlegalprofessional Hello Madam.. I have a question "If a childless widow acquired property from her deceased husband (Husband's self acquired property which he earned through sheer hardwork, not a single penny from his father or ancestors). Now after her husband's demise she doesn't have any child what if she makes a will of this property (got from her deceased husband) to her brother's children... Is it valid?? Can her brother or Nephews have right to this property?? What happens if she makes a will in favour of her brother not to her deceased Husband's legal heir... Can her deceased Husband's legal heir object to that will ? Because that property is not self earned by that widow.... Please help madam 🙏🙏🙏
@Indian Legal Professional Hello Madam.. I have a question "If a childless widow acquired property from her deceased husband (Husband's self acquired property which he earned through sheer hardwork, not a single penny from his father or ancestors). Now after her husband's demise she doesn't have any child what if she makes a will of this property (got from her deceased husband) to her brother's children... Is it valid?? Can her brother or Nephews have right to this property?? What happens if she makes a will in favour of her brother not to her deceased Husband's legal heir... Can her deceased Husband's legal heir object to that will ? Because that property is not self earned by that widow.... Please help madam 🙏🙏🙏
When a Hindu male dies intestate ( without making any will), his property ( self acquired) will go to Class I heirs. These include son/daughter widow; mother; son/daughter of the predeceased daughter; widow of the predeceased son; son/daughter of the predeceased son; widow of the predeceased son. These are the legal heirs.
Sec 13 (1) (c) , (d) & (e) of Hindu Succession Act, 1956 has your answer. In case of an unmarried daughter dying intestate, her self acquired property will devolve upon her Mother and father[ sec 13 ( 1) (c)], upon the heirs of the father [ sec 13 (1) ( d) ] and lastly upon the heirs of the mother [ sec 13 ( 1) ( e)]
Very very important legal information regarding self acquired property of a woman. It is an appropriate suggestion to execute a will during her life time with intention distribute her property between/among her children/her legal heir/heirs , if any or otherwise, it would as per her own wish to whom she wants to give her self acquired property.
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Thanks Madam nice information
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Hi mam ...a property given through a will to a female hindu by her mother ...is it self acquired or inherited?
Section 14 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 does not differentiate between inherited and self-acquired property and includes all the property obtained through ‘inheritance or devise, or at a partition, or in lieu of maintenance or arrears of maintenance, or by gift from any person, whether a relative or not, before, at or after her marriage, or by her own skill or exertion, or by purchase or by prescription, or in any other manner, and also any such property held by her as streedhan.
@@Indianlegalprofessional thanks for the reply ma'am , but if a female who died intestate got a property from her mother through a will then would that property devolve on the heirs of father or it will go to the husband?
@@Indianlegalprofessional Hello Madam.. I have a question "If a childless widow acquired property from her deceased husband (Husband's self acquired property which he earned through sheer hardwork, not a single penny from his father or ancestors). Now after her husband's demise she doesn't have any child what if she makes a will of this property (got from her deceased husband) to her brother's children... Is it valid?? Can her brother or Nephews have right to this property?? What happens if she makes a will in favour of her brother not to her deceased Husband's legal heir... Can her deceased Husband's legal heir object to that will ? Because that property is not self earned by that widow....
Please help madam 🙏🙏🙏
@Indian Legal Professional Hello Madam.. I have a question "If a childless widow acquired property from her deceased husband (Husband's self acquired property which he earned through sheer hardwork, not a single penny from his father or ancestors). Now after her husband's demise she doesn't have any child what if she makes a will of this property (got from her deceased husband) to her brother's children... Is it valid?? Can her brother or Nephews have right to this property?? What happens if she makes a will in favour of her brother not to her deceased Husband's legal heir... Can her deceased Husband's legal heir object to that will ? Because that property is not self earned by that widow....
Please help madam 🙏🙏🙏
When a Hindu male dies intestate ( without making any will), his property ( self acquired) will go to Class I heirs. These include son/daughter
widow;
mother;
son/daughter of the predeceased daughter;
widow of the predeceased son;
son/daughter of the predeceased son; widow of the predeceased son.
These are the legal heirs.
What about a property of a unmarried woman who died intestate. Who are her legal heirs? Pl guide
Sec 13 (1) (c) , (d) & (e) of Hindu Succession Act, 1956 has your answer. In case of an unmarried daughter dying intestate, her self acquired property will devolve upon her Mother and father[ sec 13 ( 1) (c)], upon the heirs of the father [ sec 13 (1) ( d) ] and lastly upon the heirs of the mother [ sec 13 ( 1) ( e)]
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Thanks for your suggestion. 🙏
Am I that dumb to understand what she exactly wants to say?
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