140. Agricultural land in India inheritance . . .

Q: Respected, I am Australian citizen and having OCI. My question is what will happen with My father's agriculture land owned by him by his earnings in Maharashtra? and land as heir? I have Mother, one married brother and married sister in family. Thank you or your kind help. Vijay A. Generally, One can will property they own form their own earnings to whoever they please. On the other hand if the property in question was acquired by inheritance; for example your father got the property from his father, then all children could lay a claim to the property as it originally belonged to their grandfather. Property disputes in India can last generations and takes a heavy toll on on concerned both financially and mentally and if possible should be avoided.
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140. Agricultural land in India

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Q: Respected, I am Australian citizen and having OCI. My question is what will happen with My father's agriculture land owned by him by his earnings in Maharashtra? and land as heir? I have Mother, one married brother and married sister in family. Thank you or your kind help. Vijay A. Generally, One can will property they own form their own earnings to whoever they please. On the other hand if the property in question was acquired by inheritance; for example your father got the property from his father, then all children could lay a claim to the property as it originally belonged to their grandfather. Property disputes in India can last generations and takes a heavy toll on on concerned both financially and mentally and if possible should be avoided.
Disclaimer: Information provided is for general knowledge only and should not be deemed to be professional advice. For professional advice kindly consult a professional accountant, immigration advisor or the Indian consulate. Rules and regulations do change from time to time. Please note that in case of any variation between what has been stated on this website and the relevant Act, Rules, Regulations, Policy Statements etc. the latter shall prevail. © Copyright 2006 Nriinformation.com
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