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Regarding rights and claims in property


14-Sep-2023 (In Civil Law)
Hi myself ankita My question is regarding rights in huf i have a property in Delhi which was purchased by my grandfather, my father contributed 24% in this property which is hence agreed by my aunts and have made a family settlement in past December on a simple paper can i take that ratio in land? Can i apply for my share in court? And does my 4 aunts have right in the property after marriage? My grandfather died in feb, 2001 and grandmother in feb 2002 and father in feb 2005 please let me know it's urgent
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Answer #1
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I have perused the contents of your query and would advise you to seek a detailed consultancy from a lawyer having expertise in property matters. These issues are very technical and thus would advise you to contact with better particulars
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Answer #2
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Hello Ankita, you will have the right in the property to the extent of your father's share. So if the property was purchased by your grand father and your father contributed to it then it must be shown in the sale deed else it will be considered as the property of your grandfather only. However in regard to family arrangement if the share has been agreed to you, you can claim that share. Who is in the possession of the property is also a point which needs to be considered. thank you
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Answer #3
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if there is no dispute among the question error of the property there is in this case the family settlement which is on a simple paper it should be registered competent authority two source of inheritance from your father and other from your grandfather it would be very safe if that family settlement is registered and then move for partition.
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