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5 years ago
My dad had inherited a property from his grandfather. As per some law of 2005, by law my elder sister, father and I become equal owners of the property. Now, a person has usurped the property. If my dad wants to sell it, can he? If he sells it to a third party and they ask all of us to sign on an Mou should I ? Or will I face any legal consequences in future ?
A.No, you need not sign. You may retain your share. Nothing to bother.
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Vimlesh Prasad Mishra
Responded 5 years ago
A.The ancestral property can only be sold by all the legal hairs of the subject property so all of you need to sign the property for sale to avoid any legal dispute.
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NILANJAN CHATTERJEE
Responded 5 years ago
A.Since you all are the lawful owners of the property, You can sell such property as per your wish. since you all are the owners of the property, your signatures are necessary. Don't go for MOU go for Agreement for Sale.
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GANESH SHARMA
Responded 5 years ago
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You should not sign on any papers. You should move to civil court to evict the person from your property. For further advice need to check your property papers.
You should not sign on any papers. You should move to civil court to evict the person from your property. For further advice need to check your property papers.
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