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Trying to capture more property than actually he got.


04-Nov-2023 (In Civil Law)
grandfather sold his self acquired property's small part land and house to his smaller brother in july,2012 . 1363sqft Area of land is mentioned in regisrty but no shape and size is mentioned in writing. Map along with registry attached is showing 60*20 figure + 10'3*10 is also written there, But he already possess a land of 1350 sqft in quadrilateral shape, and also his land is attached to main road on south direction but he mentioned west side 20ft proposed road from our property
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Answer #1
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Since he is claiming it, its his onus to prove it. Let him claim, he needs file for a declaration/possession of the remaining part if he desires. In the meantime make sure you have your documents in order in case a claim arises, you don't need to respond to his claims.
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Answer #2
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What do you want, want correction in the property details or you want right in the property, clarify the positions will help you with the decision in the instant matter. All the best for your matter. In case of any help get in touch.
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