Land dispute
3 years ago
My grandfather has 4 acres of land,he has 2 daughters and 1 son.before his demise he had gifted a house to both daughters but elder daughter had got registered with gift deed in2007,after my grandfather demise in 2018 my grandmother sold 4 acres of land to me with sale deed,now both daughters files a suit on ours for partition,but we are saying that they had already gifted a house
A.Dear Sir,
Civil cases takes long time to get a result. Since there is already a gift as such daughters may not get any relief in the partition suit.
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Civil cases takes long time to get a result. Since there is already a gift as such daughters may not get any relief in the partition suit.
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Rajaganapathy Ganesan
Responded 3 years ago
A.They are entitled to a share.
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High Court of Madras
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SANJAY DUTT SHARMA
Responded 3 years ago
A.As the land has been purchased by you from your father through sale deed, so there is no question of partition suit.Legally on the basis of documents the case is not maintainable.
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A.Hi,
You are the lawful owner of the land, the sale deed serves as proof of the same. Your sisters' claims are unlikely to be successful. You can also file a suit for declaration of title where the Court will decree that the title is in your name.
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You are the lawful owner of the land, the sale deed serves as proof of the same. Your sisters' claims are unlikely to be successful. You can also file a suit for declaration of title where the Court will decree that the title is in your name.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
Your grandmother was her husband's legal heir and as such, the sale to you was valid. You need not worry as you are the lawful owner of the 4 acres. You can file a suit for declaration of title to have the Court grant the property to you.
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Your grandmother was her husband's legal heir and as such, the sale to you was valid. You need not worry as you are the lawful owner of the 4 acres. You can file a suit for declaration of title to have the Court grant the property to you.
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