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Property Rights for Married women

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Property Rights for Married women

Dear Learned Professionals,

Query :-

1.Does Married women have the rights to  their parents property in India?Marriage year June 2011,married women is having two childrens(Boys)

2.Parents are still alive,brothers(Two)

3.If will has been done by parents,whether married women is eligible for property?

I request you to learned professionals to advice

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