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Asset did not spilt with us by the grandmother


12-Mar-2023 (In Family Law)
Hi. We are a Muslim Family. My grandmother had promised my dad to pay Rs. 20 Lakhs in cash instead of a share in our Grandfather's house. Since he is deceased, my grandmother and her daughters have refused to keep up with their promise and denied to give us a share or the promised sum. Can there be any legal appealing where we could get the justice and hold them accountable?
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Answer #1
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Dear Client According to your issue you may send a legal notice to her . so that She can't escape from her promises. bhai initiating small legal step you will get remedy. I am here to help you. please contact me thanks and regards
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Answer #2
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Is there any gift or any type of settlement during the life time of your grand father? if there is no will or gift duringthe life of your grand father and the property were in his name your father can ask for partition as per Muslim law and if they are not ready to give you any share, you can file a suit. In case your grand father made any settlement, it will be different.
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