In India, property inherited through a will becomes the absolute property of the beneficiary. The inheritor has full ownership rights and can gift, sell, or transfer it as per their wishes. If the property is self-acquired by the father and passed via a will, it is not considered ancestral, and no other heirs can claim a right over it. Therefore, gifting it to one major child is legally valid.
However, if there are disputes regarding the Will’s authenticity, other heirs can challenge it in a civil court under the Indian Succession Act, 1925.
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An inherited property cannot be given away. Every legal heir is entitled to a share of the ancestral property on an equal basis. Daughters in Hindu undivided families have had equal access to ancestral property since 2005. However to get a better clarity of your concern do check this,
How To Transfer Property From Father To Son After Death In India?This would help you in understanding your query with great details.
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Can a property inherited by Will from father be gifted to one of major child ?
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