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12-May-2025 (In Property Law)
My mother has 3 acres land which come from their parents. In my childhood my mother got expired and 3 acres land was transferred to my father.
My father written the will that 2 acres to me and 1 acre to my sister and the will was Notarized.
My Father & My Sister got expired, Now I am trying to transfer the 2 Acres land to me as per the will. Now the VRO has stopped the process due to my brother-in-law given complaint to MRO saying that it was my mother-in-law land It was equal share for him and
hi first need to see the contents of the complaint given by your brother to the MRO and if the VRO is refusing to register the property then you could approach the court seeking relief and that there are no disputes pending on the property and that the property can be registered
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Adv. Baddam Aravind Reddy
Secunderabad | 1000+ Answers
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Since the land originally belonged to your mother and she died intestate, it devolved equally to all legal heirs—husband, son, and daughter. Your father could only write a will for his 1/3rd share not the full 3 acres. So, his will giving you 2 acres is valid only to the extent of his 1/3rd share. Your sister's 1/3rd share passes to her legal heirs (including her husband), and your 1/3rd is by birthright.
Best remedy: File a partition suit in civil court to claim your rightful 1/3rd share and enforce the will for your father's share. Mutation requires court decree if there's a dispute.
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Adv. Koteshwara Rao
Vijayawada | 25+ Answers
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