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Can my parents transfer ancestral property without my knowledge


23-May-2023 (In Family Law)
Respected madam/ sir, My name is Manish Saxena I did love marriage in 2006. My mother expired 2 years ago. As I is the eldest son in the family having two younger brothers. I didn’t know that my parents evicted me from the ancestral property. But after my mother expired the property was transferred to my younger brother and they get the NOC signed by me as well with proper ID proofs. I have few questions regarding the same matter – 1. If I was already evicted from the ancestral property then why did they ask for my signature with ID proof. 2. Now, can I claim on that property or not. 3. How can I know about their bank account details, nominees and the lump sum property they own? 4. What is the legal way to oppose to sign in the same situation for the remaining property as that was also written to them by my mother in her will. 5. Can my parents’ sale or transfer the ancestral property without my will or knowledge, I want to know that if the will was already written by my mot
Answers (3)

Answer #1
610 votes
Dear Manish For claiming right in property u will have to file a partition suit in the court of law which will make u clear about all your queries. 1.at no point of time u were evicted from ur ancesseteral property. For your remaining queries as advised us have to file a partition suit and thereafter u will get ur share and reply to all your querries
Answer #2
811 votes
the purpose of NOC and the contents of the letter as given by you and taken by them has to be understood and after a thorough revision of the same then only any advice can be given to you keeping in mind everything
Answer #3
608 votes
hello
as per your information your no objection certificate was signed by your brother with malafide intention( with wrong intention) you can challenge your noc which is signed by the illegal means.
you can claim for your partition in ancestral property your parents can only evicted from their self acquired property

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