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Originally posted by: tanvismile
Tinno-the child does have rights to parents property,n shivani dint mean legality is nt at important ,she just told her dat her kid doesnt deserve the punishment,there is no fault of kid,watever she said was absolutely right,she has seen life,life,relations r much more imp then legality,ilegality.we run behind money,Money is imp but beyond money imp things exists right.
i agree if sum1 passes away wid no will then proprty can b claimed by remaining ppl. but if DS & bhairon passes away then basant & his wife, bhairon's wife &daughte sugana & even anandi can claim but i don't think J or his child'll get it as they've disowned him.Originally posted by: doyelpakhi
@tiny15 - I am no legal expert but it's not so easy to disown one's children or heirs until and unless it is made official
If today, God forbid, both DS and Bhairon pass away, then automatically J or his son can claim- in fact, even if they disown J from property, his son can claim as an heir. even if the boy/girl can't get grandfather's or great-grandmother's property they have to give him/her the status of being one of the members of their family if it is proved in court
As you brought the topic of ancestral property, DS's property is Jagat's and his child's ancestral property...since DS has made it on her own, her brothers/sisters cannot claim on it ...but as far as her sons/grandsons/ great-grandsons are concerned they can claim if DS don't make a will and legally disown