Son have no enforceable share or Right In Parents Flats in their lifetimes: HC

Sonia Fazal Khan Vs Union of India (Bombay High Court)

In this case Asif (Son) says that although his parents are alive, there are two flats and both are what he describes as ‘a shared household’ and therefore he, the son, has some sort of enforceable legal right or entitlement to either or both of these flats. The submission is so ill-founded and illogical that it only needs to be stated to be rejected.

In any conceptualization of succession law for any community or faith, Asi

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