Karnataka Land Reforms Act 1974
3 years ago
Under Karnataka Land Reforms Act 1974, we are told all tenancies came to an end on 01-03-1974.
The title was transferred to my grandmother as on 24-10-1980 under Karnataka Land Reforms Act 1974.
Our confusion is, was my grandmother's eldest daughter legally correct , when she got my my grandmother and 4 of her brothers and sisters to sign and register a release deed for the gheni chitti held by in my grandmother on 13-06-1975 in her sole favor at Brahmavara registrar office when official title in RTC was registered much later in my grandmother's name under this act on 24-10-1980.
My mother and another sister were not at the Brahmavara Registrar Office on the said day of signing release deed, what does that mean about these 2 sisters rights.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
Your mother and her sister can claim their shares of the property by filing a suit for partition along with an application for condonation of delay.
The eldest daughter has no right to claim the entire ancestral property when there are other legal heirs.
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No, she was not right in doing so. If the property was ancestral, the other legal heirs are also allowed to claim a share of it.
Your mother and her sister can file a suit for partition (accompanied with an application for condonation of delay) against your mother's eldest sister, and claim a share of the property.
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