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What to do in case of property dispute in ancestral property
06-Feb-2023 (In Property Law)
My grandfather is give some part of property to my uncle son without my father confirmation my father is eledor son of my grandfather the property is not share eqully by grandfather please help us to give us justice
u will first have to find out that the ancestral property was partitioned between the heirs of your grandfather.....if not then u will have to file a case for seeking partition of the ancestral property. for filling the case for partition you will have to mention all the ancestral properties and will have to add all the heirs as party defendant and seek your share through your father's right.
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Adv. Satyajit Rajendra
Aurangabad, Maharashtra | 25+ Answers
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If the property is ancestral then your grand father can not give in imbalance ratio, but if it is owned purchased then he is free to give any share to any one of his heirs, the only remedy is to file a partition suit in civil court with direction for equally distribution.
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Adv. Vijendra Rai
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Sons and daughters have several rights as a coparcener. For instance, they get a right in ancestral property by birth; right to survivorship: if one coparcener dies the property gets divided among the rest. They are in joint possession and ownership of property and if they want partition, they can claim so by filing a partition suit.
You should approach the court for partition as per Hindu succession and the property should be divided between two part, they can may request for three part, explaining the truth and all property detail you can go to court. If the property is more than crore then you can directly approach to high court.
You should approach the court for partition as per Hindu succession and the property should be divided between two part, they can may request for three part, explaining the truth and all property detail you can go to court. If the property is more than crore then you can directly approach to high court.
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Adv. Bharat Pandirao Pawar
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