Murders have been taking place for property for centuries. Even today, we can hear and see many such incidents where a brother gets his brother killed for a little property. People are not even hesitating to kill their parents for property.
Recently, a similar incident came to light from Maharashtra, in which a daughter got her mother killed. It is being said that the daughter did this for property. Let us know in this episode today that if a child gets his own parents killed, then in whose name will the property be.
First understand the entire case of Maharashtra
The case is from Panvel, Maharashtra, where on September 13, the body of a woman named Priya Naik was found in her house. The post-mortem report revealed that before the woman’s death, her throat was strangled and she was also given rat poison. When the police started the inquiry and expanded the scope of the investigation, Priya Naik’s daughter Pranali also came on the radar.
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At first, during interrogation, Pranali tried to dodge the matter, but on strict interrogation, she confessed her crime. Pranali told that she killed her mother with the help of two friends. Actually, Pranali lived with her mother after separating from her husband. She used to take money from her mother even for her expenses.
But gradually her expenses started increasing and when her mother refused to give more money, Pranali made this plan to grab all the property of her mother. It is being told that Pranali had promised the two people with whom she killed her mother that she would give them Rs 10 lakh after the work was done. Let us tell you, the deceased Priya Naik had 12 flats and many shops. Pranali killed her mother for this property.
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Understand on the basis of law
Now coming to the real question that if an only child kills his parents, will he get legal rights in the property. Actually, in India, the property rights and inheritance laws are clear in such cases. According to Indian law, after the death of a person, his property is divided among his legal heirs.
On the other hand, if someone has a will, then the property is divided according to that. But, if there is no will, then the property is divided under the inheritance law. Under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, the children and the husband/wife are the first entitled to the family property. But if an only child murders his parents, he can be deprived of the property under Section 25 and 27 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925.
Actually, according to these sections, if an heir murders a member of his family, he will not get the right to inheritance. This law is based on the principle that a person who murders someone does not have the moral or legal right to claim the property of the deceased. "Slayer Rule" It is also called.
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