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12-Jul-2026 (In Property Law)
3 son la oru son 2 son yoda permision elama kududanga epo atha property last son seluma
If the property belongs to your father and he is the absolute owner (self-acquired property), he can sell, gift, or transfer it to any one son without obtaining the consent of the other sons. However, if the property is ancestral or jointly owned, the legal position is different, and the rights of all legal heirs have to be considered. Please clarify whether the property is self-acquired or ancestral, whether your father is alive, and whether any settlement or Will has already been executed. Based on these facts, proper legal advice can be given.
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Adv. Elango D
Kanyakumari | 5+ Answers
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If the property belongs jointly to all three sons, one son cannot validly sell the entire property without the consent of the other co-owners. He can transfer only his own undivided share, and the purchaser will step into his place as a co-owner. If the property exclusively belongs to the last son, then the consent of the other sons is not required. The exact legal position depends on whether the property is ancestral/joint family property or self-acquired property.
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Adv. Hemalatha Narayanan
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