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Father died interstate elder brother not ready to give the property


20-May-2023 (In Property Law)
My father died in 2007 and the property was registered in his name. I have 1 elder brother, 2 elder sisters and mother. My mother and both sister's are willing to give me their property shares, not to my elder brother. So, my elder brother is not agree with this situation. (Lets say, 5 parts of 1 property will be distributed among 5 family members. Now, 1part is mine + 2 sister's part + 1 part of mother = 4 part is mine. And last 1 part is left for my elder brother) Now i want to get a mortgage loan with my property share, but for this i need to have a registered property under my name. So, is it possible to register my property share under my name without my elder brothers signature or is it necessary for elder brother to sign or else i can't register the deed?
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Answer #1
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As I could understand from your written statement, the property referred in your query is a jointly​ held having five Coparcener and partition not yet happened.There are certain regulatory issues which are required to be complied with at the end of Coparcener to exercise legal right over the property.I wish to peruse the property title deed and thereafter I shall be able to opine on the legal course of action to take care of your interest.For further instructions contact lawRato.

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