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Maternal uncles depriveing daughters from ancestral property
08-May-2023 (In Property Law)
My maternal uncles are trying to depriveing us from ancestral property. They saying that sisters are not a eligible to get any portion from that property. Because my mother are married & she now belongs from different Family. They are saying only sons are eligible. They have make some fordge documents. We are searching original Deed which was on the name of my Grandfather . My Grandfather & Grandmother both are deceased. Maternal uncles saying that my Grandmother made this property in their name. If we get original Deed can we lodge FIR against them for forgery ? After that can we appeal at the district court for sec 144 for injunction.?
Madam by the way what do you really want? Property or to punish your uncles? If you wish for latter you can do so as I have a understanding that before putting your queries you had already talked with a lawyer and you are seeking 2nd opinion here. Your advocate is a criminal advocate so he directed you in that direction your matter is of civil nature if you can come to lawrato,that means you can research a bit more and find out whether your matter is of civil nature or not. Madam for opinion always visit a good advocate or a firm like us. No need to file an F.I.R or lodge a forgery case or file a petition under sec 144. What you need is a title suit filed in your district court with a petition praying for sec39 with rule 1&2. It means injunction for that time is of essence file as quick as possible you need nothing no certified copy of deed or anything needed just a prove that it's your grandmother property and maybe if no injunction is granted than your uncles might sale the property
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Adv. Rahul Uday Singh
Kolkata | 200+ Answers
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You may file a case of forgery as well as a declaration suit or partition suit against your maternal uncles as the law is clear on succession that after 1955 all property belonging to a Hindu male who died intestate the property shall be divided equally amongst his legal heirs which include his widow and children which include both sons and daughters.
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Adv. Alakananda Das
Kolkata | 100+ Answers
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Dear client,
A per your statements it seems you people are not consulting a good lawyer on the contrary you are just taking advice from people who claims to the knowledgeable in law very much obvious in Indian society.
anyways daughters are very much eligible in the properties of their deceased father provided with certain exception. And upon more details i can provide you suggestions.
A per your statements it seems you people are not consulting a good lawyer on the contrary you are just taking advice from people who claims to the knowledgeable in law very much obvious in Indian society.
anyways daughters are very much eligible in the properties of their deceased father provided with certain exception. And upon more details i can provide you suggestions.
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Adv. Vikram Ojha
Kolkata | 200+ Answers
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