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How to claim equal share in father's property


17-Mar-2023 (In Property Law)
I am Hindu having property clash with brothers. there were two flat bought by father. father passed away.one flat we are staying together. we are also having business in r own factory. after father, mother became owner of business. then brothers were working in factory. then they sold one flat. with that money n surplus income earned from business owned by mother they bought 3 rooms in chawls. my mother were eger to give one room to me. but elder brother fought in bad way & bought room in his name. so two rooms were in his name & one were in younger brother name. after mother death they sold of these three room & flat 1 bhk flat. now they are saying I have no right in that flat & factory property. they are nt treating me equal heir in property. giving only 30 lac & they each taking 75 lacs. so I want equal part. how to claim it.
Answers (2)

Answer #1
805 votes
Dear Client,
if you seek redressal from the court you can definitely win and have equal sharing of the sale proceeds as each of the heir claims equal share in the father property, hence set the law in motion by sending your brother notice staking calim over the money also cause publication of legal notice in the daily newspaper stopping any person from buying the property without your consent.
Answer #2
811 votes
You have equal rights, share, interest in your parents' properties
you may engage local good advocate with all documentary proof immediately
even you may see to register F I R against them without any delay
civil & criminal cases may be initiated

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