Property Knowledge: People are often confused about the claim and claimants on ancestral property, especially when the property belongs to the father or father-in-law. The rules and laws of property keep changing over time. It is important to know who is entitled to the property and who can claim it.

Lack of knowledge of property laws often leads to disputes, especially when it comes to the rights of the daughter-in-law. There are many misunderstandings about what rights the daughter-in-law has in the house and property of her in-laws. Today we will tell you in detail about the rights of the daughter-in-law in the property of her in-laws according to Indian law so that such confusion can be reduced.

Everyone knows that the security law has given the woman the right to live in the house with her husband. This right is in addition to the woman's alimony and the right to protection from mental and physical violence. However, the issue related to the rights of the wife in the husband's property is also an important issue related to property division. Whether the wife has any right in the property of the husband and in-laws and what are the legal provisions related to it.

What is the legal provision-
If a person has earned any property (such as land, house, money, or jewelry) through his hard work, then the person who has earned it has full rights over it. He can sell, mortgage, bequeath, or even donate that property. All legal rights in this regard remain reserved with the same person, whether he is married or not.

Right of daughter-in-law on the property of parents-in-law-
Generally, a woman has no right over the property of her parents-in-law, neither while they are alive nor after their death. The first right over the property is of the husband. However, if the husband dies first and then the mother-in-law and father-in-law die, then the woman's right over their property is established.

For this, it is necessary that the mother-in-law and father-in-law have not made a will regarding the property and given it to anyone else. Even the son can live in the parent's house only as long as the parents allow. He cannot exercise legal rights to live in it. This is in the case unless the father himself has purchased the said property.

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