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Issue No: 239
October 08, 2011

This week's issue:
Human Rights Monitor
Law Opinion
Rights Corner
Crime Punishment
Law Event
Human Rights Watch
Your Advocate
Law Lexicon
Law Week


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Your Advocate

This week Your Advocate is Barrister Tanjib-ul Alam Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh. He is the head of the chamber of a renowned law firm, namely, 'Tanjib-ul Alam and Associates ',which has expertise mainly in commercial law, corporate law, admiralty, employment and labor law, land law, banking law, constitutional law, telecom law, energy law, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Intellectual Property Rights and in conducting litigations before courts of different hierarchies.

Query
I have a daughter and husband. I want to know if I die, who will succeed to my property and in what proportion? Again, if my husband dies, how much I and my daughter will get from my husband's property? It may be pointed that we have only child- a daughter.

Momotaj Begum
Manikganj

Response
You have not indicated about your religious orientation. Assuming that you are Muslim, upon the death of your husband, you will be entitled to one eight of his property. Since you have only one daughter, she will be entitled to one third of the properties of your husband. The remaining properties of your husband will vest in favour of his siblings and parents.

As far as your properties are concerned, upon your death, your husband will be entitled to one fourth of your properties and your daughter will be entitled to one third. The remaining properties of your will vest in favour of your siblings and parents.

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