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Under Hindu law, a property becomes a self-acquired property for a mother who turns into the property owner, regardless of whether she gets it through a will or by any other method. Even though the property is ancestral, it turns into the mother's self-acquired property.
No legal heir has the right to claim their share in a self-acquired property without their name in the will.
- The property has already been gifted to someone (your sister-in-law) through a gift deed, so it cannot be canceled and you cannot challenge the same.
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My mother have made a gift deed in favor of my sister in law . My mother got the share from my grandfather (mother side) properties. Can I challenge it in court ??
Arun Bera
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