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Calim of legal heirs property transfered illegally to my chinnamma


17-Oct-2023 (In Family Law)
As my grand father died on 2003 .my small father's wife illegally transfered all passbook of my grand father's to her name in 2010 without consulting my father..when we came to know later she requested us not to complain. Now the land demand is high taking by APMDC, so she is reversing us we dont have any rights on our land...when we consult with land acquisition officer he told us it is clear on her name and money will be transferred to her account..when we tell above story no use..So can you please help us what we need to to..As my parents are in abroad right now..?
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Answer #1
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you can claim your rights in your ancestral property. If you want to get your right you have to challenge at competent court. If you are I retested you can contact us to take consultation. You will get your property
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Answer #2
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gud afternoon How can she transfer all the property into her name? and title deed was on whose name at the time when she cheated? that officer may be corrupted? your father can claim for that property & file a criminal case against her...
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