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Father's own earned property not being distributed equally to all sons
23-Apr-2025 (In Property Law)
My father has 4 sons he expired few years back remained by my mother
After my father's demise 80 cents of land was given to my mother for her well being and rest of the land was supposed to be distributed amongst all sons as I was not staying in village my share has not been given to me rightfully , I have not been even given a house share not my property is being made online everytime I ask they keep or the other loop holes . Even cleared family loan of my shares despite that troubling me.
hi if the other family members are denying your lawful share in the property then you could send the legal notice to your brothers asking for division of share in the property and if they are not doing it then you could file suit for partition
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Adv. Baddam Aravind Reddy
Secunderabad | 1000+ Answers
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You have a rightful share in your father’s ancestral and self-acquired properties under Hindu Succession Act, especially if there was no registered Will. Since your father passed away, and if the property hasn't been partitioned legally, you and your brothers (along with your mother) are co-parceners and entitled to equal shares.
As you were denied your share and no formal partition has taken place, you can:
Issue a legal notice to your brothers and mother (if alive), asserting your claim and demanding partition of all properties, including the house and land.
If they ignore or deny your claim, file a Partition Suit in the Civil Court, seeking:
Division of property by metes and bounds,
Declaration of your rightful share,
Permanent injunction to stop alienation until final decree.
Also, seek a direction to the concerned revenue authorities to record your share online.
Maintain records of loan repayments you made on shared property—it strengthens your claim for equitable adjustment.
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