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05-Oct-2023 (In Civil Law)
P2-GPA holder sold(registered) me-P3 property in 1996.
P1-Owner is no more now, but P1 has 5 daughter's. Do they have any rights on the property?
All 5 daughter's have signed a notary stating "they will not make any dispute further " in 2006.
I am having got registered from GPA holder.
Please suggest, whether the 5 daughter's and there children's have any rights on the property.
you have to apprise the proper facts in order to give u the best advice! from the above its quite difficult to suggest!
you have to apprise the proper facts in order to give u the best advice! from the above its quite difficult to suggest!
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Adv. Abhijeet S.K
Bangalore / Bengaluru | 50+ Answers
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As you informed that. the property is registered in the year 1996. They cant invoke their right right at this stage after long delay. As per law if the titile is unquestion for 12 years , they loose the right over the property. In your case already 24 years lapsed. Nothing to worry.
but
if the property is ancestral then they have right to
claim their share but as you informed that they given no objection before notery. so nothing to worry.
need discussion to answer younin detail. interested call us
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