My father's sister My father's sister

5 years ago

Hi .
I have a question. We are family of 2 like my father's family and my father's brother family we all stay together.. but long time a go my father's sister came home back after her marriage with her son . Without any divorce.. and still she was staying with us along with her son before 3 years she passed away.. now her son is not leaving the house.. he got his own property in Loni Pune .. but we are already big family and we are staying in 1 small room .. or hame Ghar bandhna hai but wo gharke bhar hi Nahi nikalra hai .. legally can we take him out of the house..???

NILANJAN CHATTERJEE

Responded 5 years ago

A.Since the property is undivided and also no will has been made to opt out the sister by the grandfather or the forefather in such case the sister has equal right in the property, after her death the son also has equal right in the property i.e sister's share. You need to get his share gifted to you and the other family anyhow.
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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

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A.Dear Sir,

You may ask him to get his property from his father and stay there. You cannot put him outside the house forcibly unless your father and uncle consent for such action which may also invite criminal FIR.
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Prabhakara S K Shetty

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A.You should file case for his eviction.
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pournima tungatkar

Responded 5 years ago

A.Your father's sister's son is gratitious licesnsee . You can file eviction suit against him in Small Causes court. It is not mentioned whether the house where you live is ancestral house or self acquired house of your father and uncle. If it is ancestral your father's sister has share in it and after her death her son can claim it.
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Anonymous

Replied 5 years ago

Hi ..
Thanks for your reply
Property on which we staying it is corporation property..and there is no documents of the property . I mean no one have the documents in my area and the owner of the property is my late grandfather as per my father ... .. please reply

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GANESH SHARMA

Responded 5 years ago

A.It will depend upon the nature of property. Is it self owned or ancestral. If it is ancestral then your father's sister share will go to her son. If the property is not self owned then in that case you can file eviction petition against the person living in your property
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Anonymous

Replied 5 years ago

Hi ..
Thanks for your reply
Property on which we staying it is corporation property..and there is no documents of the property . I mean no one have the documents in my area and the owner of the property is my late grandfather as per my father ... .. please reply

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GANESH SHARMA

Replied 5 years ago

What is the age of that person and for how long he is living there. Electricity meter in whose name? How many legal heirs he has?

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Anonymous

Replied 5 years ago

He is married now might be he is 28 and he here since he was small ..

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Anonymous

Replied 5 years ago

And sir we have 3 different meter .. one is ours one is my uncles and one is his ....

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GANESH SHARMA

Replied 5 years ago

what documents do u have then?

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Anonymous

Replied 5 years ago

Light bill and property tax and other small documents

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Anonymous

Replied 5 years ago

Sir can u gv me your number plz

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GANESH SHARMA

Replied 5 years ago

You can demand my contact details from Vidhikarya... We can not post our personal details here as per the terms and conditions of Vidhikarya... Regards

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Anonymous

Replied 5 years ago

We are really in problem sir

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Anonymous

Replied 5 years ago

Sir but can we legally fight with him ..???

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GANESH SHARMA

Replied 5 years ago

Yes I can understand... Will try my best to win this case for you

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GANESH SHARMA

Replied 5 years ago

I will assure you after going through your papers and other related things. For my contact detail ask Vidhikarya

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Anonymous

Replied 5 years ago

Mai I know the fees

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GANESH SHARMA

Replied 5 years ago

First I have to check the papers.. cant quote anything before that... Regards

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