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Court auctioned ancestral property - Can a legal heir file case?


15-Nov-2023 (In Civil Law)
My father and grand-father joined a chit funds group and as a security for repaying the chit amount they mortgaged the ancestral property in 1980 as security in favour of the Chit company. Later they failed to repay and the chit fund company went for civil suit in 1982 (I was born in 1983) asking for auctioning and my ancestirol property got auctioned and purchased by non-other than the husband of chid fund owner. In Dec 2011, the chit fund group filed a E P for our land and all these days they claimed that they are in the symbolic possession of the land. Can i go for a suit asking for division of my ancestral property and get my share.
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Answer #1
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In this case, here your father and grandfather liable for repayment of chit amount and further you said they filed suit and EP. I like to know you people preferred any appeal against the suit. I have a vast practice in that area you can seek my assistance in your matter.
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Answer #2
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how many members are there in your family? whether all the members of the family were aware regarding your father and grandfather joining the chit fund? whether the property was mortgaged with the knowledge and assent of the remaining members of the family?
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