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My father was expired last year. My father's brother took all of the land from my grandfather to his


01-Feb-2023 (In Family Law)
My father was expired last year. My father's brother took all of the land from my grandfather to his name. As per inheritance my father and his brother should get the land equally right, but he took all the land under his name. Can we file a case, so that we can get the share on the land?
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Answer #1
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hi yes first of all need to see whether the property was ancestral one or self acquired one and based on that you could file civil suit for cancellation of agreements done by him and the mode of transferring the property by him
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Answer #2
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yes you can but first you need to tell how your grandfather acquired the property was it his self acquired property or anscetral strictly speaking if it anscetral only we can do anything however there will be loop holes through which we can file and get desired result please contact me so that i can help you
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