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Can other person claim the land if registered in the name of owner
09-Jan-2023 (In Civil Law)
Land is in my father's possession for more than 55 years.I have my well and fencing compound in it.Title was in my two uncles name(ancestral property). Now I got it registered in my name with consideration of my father and uncles.Fraudster purchased land beside my land in 80 and now he is claiming that my registered plot is his property and I have no right to agreement as I stay in City. Please guide.
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Adv. Krishnan Balakrishnan Nair
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Hi there is no bar to file case against anyone even it is false. You have to show the court all related documents like 7/12, fer far, original paper of your father or grandfather as your are saying ancestral property. If any cultivation then you must have earn something or if your land comes in dry land than you would have got compensation for no rain from government.
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Adv. Mrutyunjay Mahendra Bhokhare
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In your case if you have registered your case you can file a case against such person for encroaching your property and also under crpc u/s 420. If it is your ancestral property and you have all the right to it and if your are only legal heir or have been in consideration as your uncle has mentioned no person can claim your property.
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Adv. Saqib Gigani
Mumbai | 100+ Answers
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No. Other person can't claim his right, if he did not claimed his possession prior 12 years lapse and also he can't claim ownership right if he did not resisted to registered document within 3 years. There some exception.
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Adv. Bhumeshwar S Pathode
Gondia | 25+ Answers
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Without checking all the documents it is v.difficult to answer your query. In that case it can be misguiding to you. Your case is not getting cleared properly. Even you have not mentioned where is your property. Laws get differ from state to state. (Proper guidance is only possible after checking documwnts & unserstanding your case)
You are saying it is ancestral property & with consideration of your fathet & uncle you transferred it on your name. In ancestral property all the heirs are owners as per indian succession act (Amendment) 2005 and hindu succession act (Amendment) 2005.
If proper title of property is in your name then no one can remove you. And on just basis that you stay in city how can you don't have title in property.
You are saying it is ancestral property & with consideration of your fathet & uncle you transferred it on your name. In ancestral property all the heirs are owners as per indian succession act (Amendment) 2005 and hindu succession act (Amendment) 2005.
If proper title of property is in your name then no one can remove you. And on just basis that you stay in city how can you don't have title in property.
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Adv. Seema Vithal Mangaonkar
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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