Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India

I got married in 1989 and seperated in 1990. The divorce papers came through in 1992 without any clause of alimony as there was no progeny and my ex-wife was employed. I am the only offspring to my parents and in 1991, my ex-wife had entered into a tacid agreement with my father to sign a will bequeathing all immovable assets he possessed at that point of time including that which he acquired from his father in her favor. He passed away in 1994 before which he had informed this to my mother and instructed not to divulge any of these matters to me.

Eversince little or nothing was heard from my ex-wife. In the meanwhile I have put up a super structure in the place where we resided. I also sold one of the mentioned properties. Based on the death certificate of my father, furnishing an affidavit, I easily transfered all that which was in his name to my mother's name. Ever since then i have not remarried. Now she has emerged from nowhere to either stake a claim based on the WILL that she had obtained in 1991 or restore congugal rights. I do not possess a copy of this Will neither does my mother. The identity of the witnesses on this Will are also not known to me.

1) To protect and safegaurd the above mentioned properties and to ensure that we continue to have an absolute ownership what is the legal recourse to be taken? 2) What is the power she has based on this Will to stake a claim on properties that rightfully meant to be my mother's? 3) Does she have any right over my ancestral property? 4) Does this Will have any legal binding?


Asked on 7/24/09, 1:41 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
KAMAL GROVER

First of all plz send me your fathers will, as i earlier also tell you the same thing. secondly, there is a great gap,

whether you transfer your property in your mothers or in your name through court?.

Whether it is a registered will or not?

Plz send me all your details to get out of this situation else you may loose your rights. coz as per law if anybody made a will in favour of any third person, even then she/he has a full right upon property but there should be many loopholes but for that you have to pay our consultation fee.

For More detail, you may contact to the undersigned;

Mr. Kamal Grover,

Advocate (India)

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Answered on 7/24/09, 2:18 pm


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