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conspirecy ,fraud and cruelty for property


28-Aug-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Parents died before2005,without will.wehave4brosand onesis.sisyoungest and one bro was unmarried at that time.owbrostill unmarried and sis forcfully divorcee and lived in thefathers self earned house.bt other borosfamly and unmarriedbro is not inerested to give sis her share and live sepratelly.they harras and beaten her.resently.one of fathers plot.of dda is transfer in his.ame by that bro..without taken noc from sis and thraten if u complain against this u will be thrown out of this house. .house is still un divided and in the name of father.that bro is an advocate. An very selfish and crook...my quary is ....kya mera.hk bnta hai property mai ..i think yes....and or kya krna hoga Mau knki kaid se baher aa saans le paun
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Answer #1
836 votes
As per the contents you have stated you can file a case asking for your share in the court .. that is the way things can go on. show me all the documents which you have so that I can provide you with right advise .
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Answer #2
966 votes
Hello Sir I have perused your query. In these circumstances you have an option to file a suit for partition of the undivided ancestral Estate. You can ask for the relief of crystallisation of shares and thereafter for the respective possession in civil court of law. For further information feel free to contact me.
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Answer #3
762 votes
yes you have the share in father's property. you can file the case in the court for partition and make all your brothers nd sister party in the case. so that court can divide the property equally among all. any one can file the case in court for partition. either they will give you share in cash or share of property.
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Answer #4
891 votes
You and your sister have equal share in your fathers property! You need to file a suit for partition for division of property in equal share and take stay on selling of properties to third party by your brother. This will protect your share in the property.
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