Since, your daughter-in-law is also a mother to her children born from the marriage with your son. She is entitled to 1/8th of her husband’s property, i.e., your son’s property. Therefore, you are not eligible to restrain her from the property.
However, if the property is in your name, you are the sole owner, and you can make any kind of transfer of such properties according to your will.
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My son is dead ,and I don't want to give any property to my daughter in law who has two sons ,I am the owner of the property ,am I eligible to restrain her from the property.I am a Muslim women.
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