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Co owners are not giving consent for sale of a joint property
17-Aug-2023 (In Property Law)
My grandfather have 3 brothers and 3 sisters. A quite large piece of land (home) was owned by their father who passed away and the land now belong to my grandfather and his siblings. Of the 6 siblings 1 brother and 3 sisters left the home and only my grandfather and his 2 brothers stay here currently. They have divided the house in 3 parts among them selves. My grandfather want to sell the part he has but due to internal grudges nobody is ready to give their signatures to sell the part of house. Please guide us what should we do ? The house was built in 1949. We are Brahmins.
please share your location . upfront you can ask for partition from Legal heirs of property and get the property subdivided as per uses and accordingly 7/12 or property card extract will be modified and thereafter you can sale the said part of subdivided land
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Adv. Dinesh N. Shah
Pune | 25+ Answers
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please do not seek advise free of cost on basis of such short write up as i do not give any advise unless i understand full facts and peruse all documents in my own manner...
if serious, please visit my office with prior appointment on phone 9820145855 , my initial oral consultation fees is at rs. 2500/- per hours and further fees may depend upon further course of action if you find it fit to go ahead with on my advise .....
if serious, please visit my office with prior appointment on phone 9820145855 , my initial oral consultation fees is at rs. 2500/- per hours and further fees may depend upon further course of action if you find it fit to go ahead with on my advise .....
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Adv. Mohan Rane
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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Dear Client,
It's anytime better to resolve the issue amicably. If no one is ready to settle the only option remains, is to file a partition suit before court of law, to get your share lawfully.
It would be advisable if you can reach out to any of the impaneled advocate of lawrato. while going for the consultation do carry all your supportive documents so that proper and precise advise can be given.
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EXPERT JURIST LLP.
It's anytime better to resolve the issue amicably. If no one is ready to settle the only option remains, is to file a partition suit before court of law, to get your share lawfully.
It would be advisable if you can reach out to any of the impaneled advocate of lawrato. while going for the consultation do carry all your supportive documents so that proper and precise advise can be given.
Regards,
EXPERT JURIST LLP.
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Adv. JV Bhosale
Mumbai | 400+ Answers
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