Legal procedure to claim share in paternal property
15-Jan-2023 (In Property Law)
I (Hindu) am residing in Hooghly District West Bengal. We are 5 brothers and 5 sisters, Father died in the year of 1997. I have failed to claim my paternal properties from brother till date as they are threatened to attack on me and my wife. How will I proceed.
There is both civil and criminal remedy. The querist can fle a GD with the local police station against brother for the threat FIR will not be a well come step. He can then issue letters to all the brothers and sisters that he wants a partition of father's property. For immoveable property he can file a partition suit if the brothers do not agree mutually. For moveable property he should first know detail of such property. He will have to apply for succession certificate along with other legal heirs. If others do not agree then he has to file a suit.
The above are based on the understanding that querists father has died intestate.
The above are based on the understanding that querists father has died intestate.
First of all, it is necessary to move to the criminal court to safe guard you and your family. thereafter you may move to the civil court in order to get the share of your property. there is also another option to move directly to the civil court and solve the matter. i even handled many matters in the hooghly and howrah district courts regarding the same types of matter. it will be more convenient to advice you better when we meet up.
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