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Regarding claim over property after more than 50 years
23-Oct-2023 (In Property Law)
can anyone after more than 50 year claim the land where a colony reside with proper house tax etc
as per your enquiry I will give you advise that if a person know the all fact and the ownership of the other person and he never claim his right over the property and after 50 years he claims then he has no right to claim because it would be out of limitation period but if he doesn't know about the ownership of the other person and when he come to know about the wrong ownership of other person then he can claim his right over the the property but he will have to prove in the court that he was not aware about the wrong ownership and when he come to know he claim his right otherwise he will fail.
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What is the limitation period for claim of land?
According to Article 65 of Limitation Act 1963, the prescribed period for private land is 12 years and for government land it is 30 years. 10-Sept-2022
Can I claim my ancestral property after 50 years?
The property can be inherited by any male descendant of the bloodline. However, you can prevent your children inheriting assets that were acquired by yourself. The limitation period for claiming ancestral properties is usually 12 years.
Is there any time limit to claim property?
Article 65 Sch. I of the Limitation Act of 1963 mentions the law of adverse possession. The Limitation Act, 1963 prescribes that a claim for possession or interest in immovable property based on title is limited to 12 years.
Can I claim land after 40 years?
According to a Supreme Court of India judgment, adverse possession is covered by the Limitation Act of 1963. If an owner fails to stake a claim on his property after 12 years, then squatters can gain legal rights. For government-owned property, the prescribed period is 30 years.
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