Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India

sir , A is the owner of property and he adopted B , B got the property . B had two sons B1 and B2 . B given his propertys to B1 and B2 through settlement deed with limited rights . and vested full rights to sons of B1 and B2 . . thus this settlement deed is valid with limited rights to B1 and B2 and given full rights to sons of B1 and B2 .

B1 and B2 agreed for the settlement deed in Court given by the A . and B1 and B2 done sales of property and neglected the settlement deed . thus the sales done by B1 and B2 are valid or not valid ....are the rights alive for the sons of b1 and b2


Asked on 4/09/10, 7:54 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys

Sudershan Goel India Law Offices of Sudershan Goel - Advocate

Since property in the hands of B is ancestral, he had no power to change rule of inheritance. The settlement, if any, is illegal if not in tune with the law of succession.

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Answered on 4/09/10, 8:41 pm


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