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FAQ: Can first wife claim property rights? – Property Hotline
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May 18, 2016
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Question: Abhishek’s father had 2 marriages. He has a settlement agreement on a stamp paper with his first wife in 1996 before they got separated. His father paid a sum of 3.5 lakh rupees as a settlement on terms that both of them will part ways and the wife will be solely responsible for upbringing of their daughter. No demands will be made and the ex-wife and daughter will not claim any movable or immovable property. His father did not get the agreement registered and later got married to Abhishek's mother. He wants to know if his father's first wife can claim his property. Can his daughter have a right to this property?
Answer: Yes, first wife can claim property rights. Children of first wife definitely have complete and full right to claim movable and immovable property. But, the first marriage needs to be registered in the case.
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