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My sisters and I inherited a house from my late parents. After some years, my sisters decided to gift their share to me. I moved to the house. After 18 years can they change their mind and take it back?
It is invalid to undo the gifting if the gift was physically received by the recipient as seems to be the case in question.
My niece is seeking divorce from her husband. At the time of the wedding two years ago, she received jewelry as gifts from her in-laws. They now want to take the gifts back. Are they allowed to seek this gift back?
If the relatives of the husband are her relatives as well, like cousins, then they are not allowed to take the gifts back. If they are not her relatives and the gift items were not used, then they are entitled to have them back.
A father died, leaving behind his two daughters and a son as inheritors. One daughter told her brother that she will not want her share. After several years, the daughter demands her share from her brother. Does she have the right to it now?
If she gave her share to her brother and he received it, then she cannot claim the given share back for herself. If she did not give it to him but only promised him that she will give him her share, then she is allowed to change her mind; the same ruling applies if she gave her share to him but he did not receive it.
Gifts were given to a wife from her parents-in-law, with the condition that she can have them as long as she is married to their son. So, once they divorce, is the wife required to return the gifts?
If the divorce has occurred before consummating the marriage, the gift-giver has the right to have the gifts returned.
If they have consummated the marriage, the gift-giver has the right to have those gifts returned to him which have not been altered, like jewelry. If the gifts have been altered, like if the cloth is tailored, they do not have to be returned.