is there any will of your mother.
Sister took Every Jewelery after death of Mother
Sir, my mother died at the age of 65 recently on 12th march 2014 due to heart problem. after her death my sister took every jewelery and expensive saari`s without my concern and notice, may be my father has given her. as i loved my mother deeply and would like to have a share in her asset as a son. how can i proceed? as i feel my father has been convinced by sister and taken into confidence by her and entire jewelery is taken by sister.
Asked 10 years ago in Property Law
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Do you have in the form of purchase receipts, etc any proof of the fact that jewellery taken by your sister actually belonged to your mother? If there is no such proof then taking recourse to law will be a wastage of time and money as you will not be able to prove anything in court.
you are not going to wear those expensive sarees and jewellery . if she has taken it with your father consent forget it .you can ask your sister when you meet her to give some jewllery belonging to your mother as a momento .
Thanks alot for prompt response. No sir, there is no "Will" of my mother, yes there are bills of jewelry purchased on name of mother. I would like to pen down next qs in this if allowed. my father has acquired property, can me or my son claim for share if he passes the entire property to my sister?
Asked 10 years ago
if your father makes a will bequeathing his entire property to your sister then you wont get any share . only if he dies without a will would you get 50%share in property
dont make any claim for jewellery . if you do so now you would antagonise your father and he will bequeath entire property to your sister only
one more thing i forgot to tell, my wife`s jewelry is also not at its place, i have a doubt that sister must have taken it too, i have the bills with me.what i can do, should i register a police complaint?
Asked 10 years ago
Thank you sir, I loved my mother deeply, i was not behind the property since childhood, hence i do not want a penny from it, but my son is deeply attached to his grandmother hence just asking if he can get a share. i am happy. i came empty hands will go empty hands.
Asked 10 years ago
well if your wife jewellery is missing file police complaint . under no circumstances mention your sister name as suspect .
Your claim for jewellery will not stand its ground in a court of law as your sister will never accept that she took your deceased mother's jewellery. So do not file a case for jewellery.
Neither your nor your son will have any share in the property of your father if he wills it entirely to your sister. Only in the event of your father dying without a will you and your children will have a share therein.
Your wife may file a police complaint for her jewellery which has now gone missing. Do not name your sister unless you have insurmountable evidence of her misappropriating it.
Thank you for your kind response, advice and guidance. i know she has taken the jewellery but i have no evidence hence cant do anything.
Asked 10 years ago
Thanks for appreciation.
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