Selling of Property
3 years ago
Can I sell the property against father will which he bought in my name joint with my mother, while i was a minor, and now I am an adult.
A.Dear Sir,
If the properties are standing in your joint names then yourself and your mother can sell without seeking permission from your father.
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If the properties are standing in your joint names then yourself and your mother can sell without seeking permission from your father.
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A.Hi,
You can contest the will if your father made it against your mother's wishes, as they were both co-owners.
You have a right to the property as their legal heir.
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You can contest the will if your father made it against your mother's wishes, as they were both co-owners.
You have a right to the property as their legal heir.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
You can contest the will if your father made the will without your mother's consent.
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You can contest the will if your father made the will without your mother's consent.
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Rishikesh Gherade
Responded 3 years ago
A.Definitely, you can. Your father cannot stop you as you are the owner of the property on paper.
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