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Land dispute on the property which was borught by selling ancestral pr


28-Sep-2023 (In Civil Law)
If my father sells a ancestral property when children are minor and buy a another property. Now wheather he has the right to write that property on particular one son if he have 4 sons or like ancestral property all the sons have equal rights on property which brought by selling ancestral property
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Answer #1
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In this case, I would like to know such a property should not have been divided by the members of the joint Hindu family or if the ancestral property had been partitioned between your father and other family members (his brothers and sisters), his share in such property granted to him at partition would be regarded as his self-acquired property and further he can give property to any one as his will. 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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at present your father is the full right after the demise of your father only all the children's and wife and his mother will entitle for the share question also give a property in favour of Samsung of some person that is his wish if you died present will obtain property by Akansha if add things like a settlement deed then only the concerned person will get the right in the property
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