A Hindu widow in India is seeking her rightful share of her late husband’s property, estimated to be worth 20 lakhs. All legal documents support her claim. However, her in-laws are refusing to cooperate, creating emotional distress by monitoring her social media activity. The partition suit hasn’t been filed yet. How long will it take for the court to reach a decision?

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Law Forum › Category: Family › A Hindu widow in India is seeking her rightful share of her late husband’s property, estimated to be worth 20 lakhs. All legal documents support her claim. However, her in-laws are refusing to cooperate, creating emotional distress by monitoring her social media activity. The partition suit hasn’t been filed yet. How long will it take for the court to reach a decision?
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A Hindu widow in India is seeking her rightful share of her late husband’s property, estimated to be worth 20 lakhs. All legal documents support her claim. However, her in-laws are refusing to cooperate, creating emotional distress by monitoring her social media activity. The partition suit hasn’t been filed yet. How long will it take for the court to reach a decision?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

It’s difficult to estimate the exact timeframe for a court decision in a partition suit. Factors like complexity of the case, court workload, and the in-laws’ cooperation will all affect the duration. However, it’s advisable for the widow to consult with a lawyer to understand the estimated timeline and to explore options for resolving the matter amicably.

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