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3 years ago
we had/have an ancestral property in the village . it is about 23 acres of land . It was being looked after by my grandfather's brother as custodian. My Grandfather's brother passed away in 2000 .His son in law who was staying with him all along started selling the property and by now he has sold all the 22 acres in last 20 years without consenting anyone . We assume my grandfather's brother has transferred all the documents in his son in law's name either through gift deed / Will ( even though it is a ancestral property ) . Now we are asking him not to sell this last piece of land which is an ancestral home and he is not agreeing. Can we take legal action to stop the sale of this last piece of land ?
Adv. Sarika Khude
Responded 3 years ago
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
File a complaint for cheating and fraud against the son-in-law. You can then file a civil money recovery suit against him for all the property he has already sold.
You are the legal heir and as such can file a suit for declaration of title of the last acre.
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Serve him with legal notice. You have a right over the land, not him. Ancestral property cannot be transferred by way of gift deeds or wills, unless it was with the consent of all legal heirs.
File a complaint with the police for cheating and fraud and then file a money recovery suit against the son-in-law for the amount of property sold. File a suit for declaration of title of the last acre.
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Sourav Mukherjee
Responded 3 years ago
Formalities to be done by landlords regarding tenants in Ghaziabad UP
Flat Purchase
Regarding undivided property
Property - Our share of property
Confiscated phone
