Posted On
12/25/2018
10:11:22 PM
by
Hiho
I think this is a very good question which has relevance to many of us here. As per my limited knowledge, the property will be distributed as per the Islamic inheritance law (whether the person is a Muslim or a non-Muslim). It means that many people will have the rights to the property like son/ daughter, wife (husband), father, mother etc. The exact percentage will depend on the number of children, whether father/ mother is alive, no. of brothers, sisters etc. A wife will generally get less than that of children & parents. Even with a will, only 1/3rd can be given to person(s) of own choice.
My knowledge of this subject is limited. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Posted On
12/26/2018
12:36:25 AM
by
Scorpio
So women have no rights? Interesting.
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Posted On
12/26/2018
7:05:11 AM
by
SIDDIQUE LAMBE
If his family not in Kuwait. Then what about his car or bakala or bank balance? This was my question.
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Posted On
12/26/2018
7:12:05 AM
by
Hiho
If his family is in Kuwait or outside Kuwait, all his beneficiaries should come together and give a POA to someone. Based on that (after necessary attestations), he/ she can dispose off his assets. Problem comes if there is a family dispute and one or more of the beneficiaries object.
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Posted On
12/26/2018
8:33:05 PM
by
Jolly Roger
Business person should always maintain a valid will regularly.
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