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Registered partition deed can be challenged?


26-Dec-2023 (In Property Law)
Dear Sir, We three brothers (A,B &C) divided property and registered partition deed in 2006. One person (B) claims that value of others (A&C) property are high now (2020) as compared to his property? Can he (B) challenge the registered deed? If so, will it cause any issue for other brothers (A&C) in selling the property? Also some more property is not divided yet and person (B) is not allowing for partition and how partition of remaining property can be done?
Answers (3)

Answer #1
656 votes
The partition that had happened back in 2006 was with the consent of the three parties to the same. Subsequent fluctuations in market value of the already partitioned properties will not in any way be challenged unless the earlier partition was without consent or illegal. If B is hindering partition of other properties then the same may done through court.
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Answer #2
856 votes
you cannot reschedule after the partition deed or any deed is registered you cannot play any right as per your own intention and amendment of intention on the day itself it is an agreement and it that it should not be violated it cannot be violated of an agreement is made

Answer #3
85 votes
The deed can be challenged if it is proven that one or both parties to the partition deed gave their consent without free and voluntary consent. The deed can be challenged if there is evidence of coercion, fraud, undue pressure, misrepresentation or other factors that may compromise the consent of the parties.
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