Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in India
Property settling
Dear Sir / Madam,
My grand father has two wife�s, 1st wife has got 2 girl child and 2nd wife(got married after 1st wife's demise) has got 1 girl and 6 boy children.
He expired last week.
He has written a �WILL� containing the following,
1-Date of registration 01 Jun 1978
2-Valid till 01 Jun 2008 (valid for 30 years)
3-No shares to 2nd wife (divorced wife)
4-Property will be equally shared to all 9 kids.
5-Sharing will be done to daughters only if they are alive.
6-House can�t to soled or mortgaged for these 30 years by anyone.
7-If any one not agreeing to these terms, they will be ignored and further processing will be done.
My doubts are,
1-Is there any effect if my grand father has died later than 1st Jun 2008?
2-Whether it�ll be advantageous to first wife�s kids if he would have died later than 1st Jun 2008 as the validity of the will is over.
3-Legally who will be having more rights on the property, 1st (expired) wife�s kids or 2nd wife�s (divorced) kids if he would have expired later than 1st Jun 2008?
4-If women got divorced, legally she/ her kids could claim the property share?
Kindly clarify my doubts based on the above input information�s. If needed I can clarify.
4 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Property settling
Your answers to the query are herein mentioned :
(1) No there is no effect.
(2) No it wont be advantegeous.
(3) Technically both share the equal rights.
(4) Yes she or her kids can claim the property share.
Re: Property settling
1)no effect
2)no
3)equal rights
4)yes
Re: Property settling
under Hindu law the illegally wedded wife doenot get any share in the husbands property however children of such illegal / illicit relation still gets all the rights as that of legitimate child
Re: Property settling
1. No effect.
2. No.
3. Both have equal right.
4. yes.
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