Woman claims 2.5 acres was ancestral after stepmother sold it; why HC rejected plea
The Madras High Court held that the property was not ancestral but self-acquired.
As a result, under Hindu law, the man and his mother were legally entitled to execute the gift settlement deed in favour of the man’s second wife, who could subsequently sell the property.
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