Property fraud
3 years ago
When I was young (student) my big brother plane something I don't know about it.But as soon I come on my 30s I find out that 25% of father property he has somehow manage to registered on his name .
I have no idea how to deal with it many lawyer's and other people says that now this is impossible to recover that 25% propert.
I just want to know from all of the knowledgeable people that is this possible to recover this or not.
Suraj Kumar
Responded 3 years ago
A.before i consult you,please give me answer of the following
1-your father is alive or not
2-what is your mother status.
3-is there any paper proof for property shareing
give me answer of the above question.but i am sure you may take legal action and chalenge it in the court.
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1-your father is alive or not
2-what is your mother status.
3-is there any paper proof for property shareing
give me answer of the above question.but i am sure you may take legal action and chalenge it in the court.
if you like my answer ,please give a good review.
#freelegaladviceon property.
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A.Hi,
The punishment for 420 IPC has been given as 7 years which is more than provided for other offences. Therefore, it could be said that 420 is graver than the others.
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The punishment for 420 IPC has been given as 7 years which is more than provided for other offences. Therefore, it could be said that 420 is graver than the others.
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A.Hi,
You have equal rights as your brother on your father's property according to Hindu succession act. Therefore, you can approach the court for the same.
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You have equal rights as your brother on your father's property according to Hindu succession act. Therefore, you can approach the court for the same.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
You being a son, have equal right of coparcenary on your father's property. You can go to the family court and claim it.
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You being a son, have equal right of coparcenary on your father's property. You can go to the family court and claim it.
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