on your husband demise your mother had 1/3rd share in flat .

1)you have stated that you sold flat in 2010 . did your mother in law leave any will . ?

2) if she did not leave any will her 1/3rd share would devolve on all her legal heirs .

3) similarly in your native place you and your son would inherit your husband share in property belonging to his mother . if you have given your share in family property whether any document has been executed by you ?

4) if your husband relatives want to file criminal complaint of cheating let them do so . as on date no legal notice has been issued . if and when complaint is filed defend case on merits .

distribution of property of deceased Intestate (died without making any Will) Hindu male takes place between the heirs in class 1 Schedule according to the Rules:

Rule 1. The intestate's widow, or if there are more widows than one, all the widows together, shall take one share.

Rule.2 The surviving sons and daughters and the mother of the intestate shall each take one share.

So you see that the wife or widow has only one share in the property, so has each of his children each and one share for his surviving mother.

The share of your husbands'siblings is confined to the share of your mother in law. Rest of the share is that of your son and yourself.

No case of cheating is made out against you. the dispute if any is of civil nature. you are entitled to your rightful share in the ancestral property of the husband. you may take appropriate steps if they go to the police or serve you a legal notice.

no case is made out against you

1. After the demise of your husband in 2006 his share vested equally in his mother, widow and children. His siblings had no share in the flat.

2. After the demise of your mother in 2008 her share was to be distributed equally between all her surviving children unless your mother-in-law made a will, or otherwise relinquished her share in any one else's favour.

3. You and your son have an equal share in the flat which is indefeasible. No case is made out against you as you never attempted to deprive your husband's siblings from claiming their share in the property.

query is resolved