Dear Sir/Madam, My husband owns a property in Bangalore that we’ve been working on together. While it’s not an ancestral property, I’ve contributed significantly to its success without receiving any formal recognition. Could you advise on how I can secure my rightful share in this property?

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My husband owns a property in Bangalore that we’ve been working on together. While it’s not an ancestral property, I’ve contributed significantly to its success without receiving any formal recognition. Could you advise on how I can secure my rightful share in this property?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

Dear Sir/Madam,

My husband owns a property in Bangalore that we’ve been working on together. While it’s not an ancestral property, I’ve contributed significantly to its success without receiving any formal recognition. Could you advise on how I can secure my rightful share in this property?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Indian law recognizes the concept of “contribution” in property acquisition. You can claim your share through a legal agreement outlining your contributions. This can be done through a registered agreement or by filing a suit for partition based on your contributions. Consult a lawyer to discuss your specific situation and explore the best legal options for securing your rights.

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