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Uncle died before executing documents, legal heirs creating trouble


03-Dec-2023 (In Property Law)
We are living overseas under mutual understanding,verbal agreement sent money to my uncle in 2016. With lots of argument he is finally accepted to register his land for the given cost. But before executing the document tat too a week before registration he died. Now his heirs are not willing to payback. How i get stay on their land? Having documents like ec,land NOC and uncle's video about accepting the money lended from us
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Answer #1
734 votes
You may have to prove the following facts by means of concrete evidence, to the satisfaction of the court: 1. that you had lent money to your uncle; and 2. that he had agreed to register his property in your favour in settlement of the loan he had borrowed from you. I need to examine the documents and view the video recording before rendering my final opinion on the issue.
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Answer #2
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Hi sir/madam. You told I given to money for my uncle that money which type you given you have any proof and you told uncle, uncle mean your close relative or third person then only we should given clear solution

Answer #3
712 votes
As per your version there was an oral agreement between you and your uncle to transfer the land for the money her received In the absence of an agreement for sale or an acknowledgement for the money borrowed it is very difficult to get a stay .
Answer #4
957 votes
Since there is no written agreement regarding the sale of the land you cannot prove that your uncle has intention to sell the land but you may have the proof of money sending so you can file an injunction suit not to sell your uncle land at proper court of jurisdiction. consult an expert before going legally.
Answer #5
542 votes
Nothing can be done. It is very difficult to get a stay immediately. More over you can not stop your cousins to go ahead with Sale deed. Having said that it is better to file a suit immediately so as to create lis pendens and you have good case in the final hearing.

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