Daughter's share in father's property transferred in the name of son

644 votes

"Later my father and I got our property divided and name on major half property was changed to mine and I was made nominee for remaining half property."

Sir you have not clear in stating the facts. Here, you never said by what way you have divided the property and changed your name. In case it was by gift, and the property is the self acquired property then the sister have not right over the property. simple agreement between you and your father in dividing the property will not help you.

Apart from that you told that there is bond executed by your sister with the presence of two witnesses. This material may stand for some extent only and the same should be proved with the said witnesses. First of all it is unregistered agreement. Therefore for some extent the said bond will stand.

Wait in case if she filed the case, then you contest. Or you have fear of dispossession of you from the property,. then you can file a case for suit for bare injunction against sister/

Advocate M Lakshmikanth Arya LawRato

955 votes

You say that your sisters have given in written on 100 rs bond paper that they have received whatever is required and don't have any right on property., Even if the said document is signed by 2 witnesses, you may need to prove that they have received whatever is required. You and your father having divided the properties between yourselves without signature of your sisters is a cause of worry. and you being made nominee for remaining half property is also improper. Whether your sisters have already filed any case ?. You have a fifty fifty chance depending on the documents you mentioned.

Advocate S.K Prabhakar Shetty LawRato

683 votes

They are all gve the NOC..? can easily be challenged in the court of law...they don't have any right to your property... If they are expecting the share from you..nothing to worry... Consult the advocate thank you....!

Advocate Vedashree A LawRato

957 votes

You have a valid ground to defend the claims of your sisters if they file a partition suit. Is the property ancestral? Feel free to contact me for further prompt legal action. You can bring all the related documents for proper assessment.

Advocate Geetha D Philip LawRato