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Property in my father's name can grandfather alter property
02-Jun-2023 (In Property Law)
Hi I just want to know that my grandfather is doing something wrong with our property and he is saying that he dont want to give any part of his property to anyone but the property is already on my fathers name from the last 25 years. so i need your help to find out the solution. Thanks in Advance kind regards
Dear Friend, please note that the person who is having the title of ownership of property(your father in present case), is the person having full rights over the property and no one other than him could sale out the property. so, your grandfather is no one to sell off the property or to bar from you .
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Dear Client, in case the property in question is your father's self acquired property then in that case nobody has any right to deal with it. Only your father can decide about that property. Your Grand Father has no right in that property. Even if it is assumed that your grandfather transferred the property in question long back to your father even then he has no right left in the said property.
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Adv. Amit Kumar Bedi
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