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Father in law transferred property to me but received objection


21-Jan-2023 (In Property Law)

My father-in-law have 2 sons. I am 2nd sons wife. My father-in-law selled his own property to me for his needs ( sale dd ) . All the paper work has been done and we gave papers in register office. They told i can collect property papers after 3 days. But after 2 days they called us and told that they cant give the property papers to me because my father-in-laws first son kept the objection letter in register office. What should i do now? How can i get property papers. My father-in-law was telling that he will go against his son because he selled the property for me. But i dont know what to do

Answers (2)

Answer #1
532 votes
Hi
You need to first know whether your father in law is planning to sell his self acquired property or an ancestral property.
If it is a self acquired property of your father in law, then the register office is not bound to accept the objection of the first son and go ahead with the registration.
if it is an ancestral property, then your father in law needs to obtain the consent of his major children to transfer the property.
Answer #2
596 votes
If the property is acquired by your father-in-law, no one cannot stop him to sell the property. So his 1st son cannot object for the registration.

1) You can approach higher authority i.e., District Registrar and you can escalate the issue to him.

2) You along with your father-in-law can issue notice through your advocate to register the same in your name.

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