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Transfer of property without knowledge of other claimants
02-Aug-2023 (In Civil Law)
Hello sir. My grandpa bought an agricultural land 30yrs ago.now he is no more. my father cultivating and using that lands..my grandpa had two daughters along with my father..one of my aunty was married in 1983 and another one was 1990..10yrs before big problem between my aunties and my grandpa..afterthen there is no contact between them..before dead,my grandpa told don't give any properties to their daughters. but there are no written documents for that..now all properties in my grandpa's name. what is the way to change it to my father name without my aunties knowledge?
Sir, it is very clear from your statement that the property stands in your grand father's name and there is no partitioned effected and there is no will or any document executed by your grand father in favour of your father. Hence all your aunties have absolute right over their father property. It is advisable to approach them through family elders and get their consent in favour of your father or otherwise you have to file a suit for declaration before the competent civil court praying to declare the properties of your grandpa to be the property of your father. If your aunties appeared before court it will be long process to conclude.
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Adv. Senthil Kumar L
Chennai | 25+ Answers
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Hello sir,
What’s the way to change it to my father name without my aunties knowledge? This your question
Legally No way to change it to your father name .Hindu family means some possibility is there.... that based you can change it . I need more information from you that based only we can deside sir.Nothing is impossible .I hope you can understand my point. for any doubt please contact me
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Adv. Deva AS Gibsons
Chennai | 50+ Answers
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Intentions of your grandfather conveyed orally to your father will not hold good in court of law. Your father and two aunts have undivided one third share each in your grandfather's property. Changing the title in your father's name without aunts' knowledge is against law. They can start litigation if done so. It's advisable to negotiate with them.
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Adv. Anirudh R Garga
Palani | 25+ Answers
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