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How to prepare for registration and partition of fathers property
14-May-2023 (In Family Law)
My father's first wife expired 30years back and she has son and he is not staying with us from day one. Few settlements are done when his mother expired and after that also few discussion happend with help of elders from his side. But he is coming again and again for my property We are giving some of the property to my brother and preparing for partition now, need advice on how to prepare for registration without any trouble in future from my brother, he is married and have 2girl childs and he is tricky guy, so looking for permanent solution for this Plz help.... Properties are on the name of my father, mother, few are with brother and 1propety with my name using gift registration.
Yours is complicated case. You need perfect advise. Better bring all documents. Please find out whether you can deny relationship with your step brothet. Better fight full fledged. Never about the consequences. Best advise in person.
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Adv. Kishan Dutt Kalaskar
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Dear friend,
Yes there are solution though in present phasd it's a bit tricky but can be achieved if girl stand on her line as you saying .Better consult and do contact /call at our office to help you legally come out of it for once n all. OFC : Adv Pankaj Kumar & associate
Yes there are solution though in present phasd it's a bit tricky but can be achieved if girl stand on her line as you saying .Better consult and do contact /call at our office to help you legally come out of it for once n all. OFC : Adv Pankaj Kumar & associate
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First let me know that the property acquired by ur father is self acquired property or ancestral property and if it is self acquired property you can get a gift deed from him further if it is ancestral property then you can Partition the property by drawing partition deed with help of advocate and get it registeredin sub registrar narrating entire facts in it.
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Adv. Nagesh B L
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your query does not disclose as to what is your status in the family. If he is coming for your property, you must show him as to how you acquired your property. If the property is your self acquired, he has no right. If your father's property, whether he made the will? so, better to approach the advocate who practice civil law. Good Luck.
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Adv. Chandraiah
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