Father selling property without telling me

519 votes

Surely you can claim your share in the property. Before that we need to know few more facts like in whose name the property is registered, when it was purchased, who spent money for purchasing it and so on. Please therefore fix up meeting for final opinion

Advocate Sumit Sarna LawRato

821 votes

Pls provide full property details such as which year did your grandfather purchase the property , where is the property located , Is the property a house or a flat in a society or land etc. If you have the property papers we check out your rights and your help you out alternatively you can send the details on the property and we advise you accurately

Advocate Usha Sharma LawRato

883 votes

Yes, you can, first of all you tell me how many siblings you have ? And how many children your grandfather had? After looking all the aspects I can tell you the exact situations, but one thing is clear you can claim your share in this property and can have stay as well.

LawRato LawRato

708 votes

The property that came to your father was the self acquired property of your grandfather and not joint family property. Your father became the owner of the property without any restrictions of the joint family property. Hence he can dispose off the property and you can't stop him unless a right was created in that property in your favour by a will by your grandfather.

Advocate Tahir Ashraf Siddiqui LawRato

524 votes

As you have written that its the property which was inherited to your father. Therefore, it will be considered as an ancestral property upon which you have an equal right as per the Supreme Court's rulling, hence, your father can't sell it. If he does so you can file a suit to claim your part. For better assistance we can have meeting.

Advocate Rohit Kumar LawRato