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succession & possession of inherited property issue.


17-Nov-2023 (In Family Law)
My father died intestate in 2016. He had a self acquired house and land. My sister had a disturbance in her marriage and living with us in our home from past 9 years. I got married recently and work in a different place from my hometown. Now my mother and sister are not allowing us to enter my home. I want possession of my house according to my share. How can I fight and get my legal right. Also If the said above propoerties of my father were not divided yet, Can my mother write a will on my sister's name for what ever share she will get even with out dividing the propoerty.
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Answer #1
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sir you need to file a simple suit for partition there is one other thing also that can be done it will prevent you mother and sister from troubling u please call for more assistance I'm available you also need to tell your place of property
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Answer #2
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Hello subject to the contents of your query, you can get the possession of the property by filing a partition case against your mother and sister. your mother can execute a will deed in favour of your sister to the extent of her share in the instate property. For more details contact me.
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Advocate Mohd Lateef Ansari

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Answer #3
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your mother has no absolute right to create any document in either ways, and your sister has also no right to claim partition as it is not a ancestral property. As stated above your sister has no equal right property and a partition case has to be filed by you for partition of property between yourself mother only
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