Papa ke jane ke bad Ek bhai ne sub property aapne nam kar di hai

830 votes

This is a critical succession dispute involving potential unauthorized transfer of ancestral property. Under the Succession Act and property transfer laws, your father’s heirs (including you and your sister) have legal rights to that property. The transfer to one sibling without legal succession clearance is likely challengeable under Section 24(1) of the Transfer of Property Act and grounds for restitution. Key steps: (1) Obtain certified copies of your father’s death certificate and property deeds; (2) File a suit for declaration + injunction in the District Court under CPC to challenge the transfer on grounds of lack of consideration and fraud/undue influence; (3) If immovable property is involved and disputes cross ₹1 crore, consider Bombay High Court jurisdiction; (4) Register a caveat immediately to block any further transfers. I specialize in real estate and property succession disputes across Mumbai/Navi Mumbai jurisdictions. Your sister and you have strong grounds here—this requires immediate aggressive legal action. Happy to connect for a detailed case strategy.”

Advocate Bhumika Vijay Bajaj LawRato

921 votes

Yes, I can help. If one brother transferred the entire property to his name after your father's death, the legality depends on the nature of the property and the succession documents. contact me to discuss your case.

Advocate Riddhi Pratap Bothara LawRato

926 votes

If there is no will, all legal heirs have an equal right to the property. In this case, immediately send a legal notice. If he does not comply, file a partition suit in a local civil court, requesting the judge to physically divide the property or order it sold to divide the proceeds fairly. Additionally, immediately file for a temporary injunction to prevent him from selling, transferring, or mortgaging the property to third parties while the case is ongoing.

Advocate Shriya Mehta LawRato