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Can sister claim share in my self acquired property
28-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
i bought a property 20 years back , i was 22 year old at that time,now my sister says i have also my right in this property,can she claim, she says parents had sold some property at that time and then they bought this for you ,recipt,will,poer of attorny are directly in my favour prom third party,in fact mother had sold some property but the money she got gave to my this greedy sister, my mother has also left a registered will seven year back,in which she says no share to any daughter or to any person in my any property,only my twosons are my heirs,
If you bought property from your fund which you will have to prove then you are exclusive owner of the same. Your sister is trying to establish that you bought the same from the parental money and hence she has share.
You should fle suit for declaration that you are exclusive owner as the property was purchased from your own fund and no fund was given by your mother as also reflected in her Will.
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You should fle suit for declaration that you are exclusive owner as the property was purchased from your own fund and no fund was given by your mother as also reflected in her Will.
For more information and or legal help you may contact me through this site.
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Adv. S P Srivastava
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if its a self acquired property then your sister has no right in property, file a suit of permanent injunction against the sister directing her to not to interfere in your peaceful possession of the property.
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Adv. Nitish Banka
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The question is not correct one way you saying you bought a property,and other hand you saying that your sister says that your parents bought the property for you???Firstly if its self acquired property then no one else can claim their rights in the said property.Secondly even if the property has been transferred in your name by your parents and you have registered will etc .then also she can not claim yes she has all rights to challenge those documents but cannot interfere with your rights .
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Adv. Nishant Solanki
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