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  • News From Press Bequests to unborn children are permitted subject to conditions

    Bequests to unborn children are permitted subject to conditions

    Source: Livemint Feb 9, 2016

    My son was born in 2013. His grandfather had made a Will in 2011, in which he stated that if any child born in the family claims a right on any of his property, then their right would be considered void and even his son (my husband) would be entitled only after my mother-in-law’s death. Can they bar my son’s right?

    —Siya Rana

    We assume that your father-in-law has executed a valid Will and the property bequeathed under the Will is a self-acquired property that does not form a part of a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) property. We have also assumed that your father-in-law passed away before your son was born.

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