Procedure for the partition of the ancestral property
04-Jan-2023 (In Property Law)
hi My parents (both deceased - pased away in 2015) have a property in Gujarat.(which was built in 2009) My parents have 6 siblings.(2 sons 4 daughters) I am one of the daughters, there is no will . My brothers have registered all siblings names on the panchayat register. They have also transferred their names on the property via a lawyer - we were asked for NOC and we refused - they (my brothers) do not want to give us our share . We all live abroad - 3 sisters (UK) 1 sister in (USA) and both brothers in (Canada). Please let me know what we could do so we can get our share on the property. The brothers say they are going to sell the property. Is there anything we can do from UK or do we have to go to india .? Thank you
Hi, As there is no will then succession act will apply. Succession acts are different for diff religions. So what is your religion?
Your brothers will not be able to sell any property without your consents. To safeguard your interests, its advisable to take help from a local lawyer and send notice as well as initiate the process of getting your name entered in property documents. You also can get notice published on news papers. A local lawyer can help a lot.
Your brothers will not be able to sell any property without your consents. To safeguard your interests, its advisable to take help from a local lawyer and send notice as well as initiate the process of getting your name entered in property documents. You also can get notice published on news papers. A local lawyer can help a lot.
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