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Father did oral partition for me and sister is it valid partition
02-May-2023 (In Property Law)
My father gave some shares(orally partitioned) to my sisters at the time of their marriages before 1985. Later my father and myself partitioned(in the absence of my sisters) remaining joint properties orally among relatives and got mutated in revenue records accordingly. 1. Will it be considered as partition 2. Does any one of sisters have chance to ask for repartition 3. Is it necessary to participate or inform daughters for oral partition after they got married 4. how oral partition can be proved in my case if it is challenged in the court
Partition should preferably in writing
Oral partition is also valid if the records are mutated as result of oral partition. Mutation of revenue records is proof of oral partition. In oral partition even if you have genuinely informed your sisters about their respective shares they can deny the same as there are no documentary proof. So if you have not informed your sisters of oral partition it is ok. Mutation of revenue records is the only proof of partition.
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Adv. Rajagopalan
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