Civil legal opinion on property bought by father and now he is willing to sell.
2 years ago
We are hindus.my father earned and bought a property in 1981.He made a partition with his brother in 1993. I made a signature at the time of partition because of major age purpose only.But the property was earned and possessed by my father only.Now he is willing to sell the property without my sign.Whether it is legally right to registeration?.Pls answer my doubt.
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A.Dear Sir,
it is his self acquired property you cannot prevent him to sell and your signature is not necessary. if you wish to stop then get file a suit for maintenance by your mother and get it stopped saying she will be on street if the same is sold.
it is his self acquired property you cannot prevent him to sell and your signature is not necessary. if you wish to stop then get file a suit for maintenance by your mother and get it stopped saying she will be on street if the same is sold.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Hi,
In this case you cannot do anything to stop the sale. He has every right to sell his self acquired property to who he wants and no one can raise any objections. You consent is insignificant here.
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In this case you cannot do anything to stop the sale. He has every right to sell his self acquired property to who he wants and no one can raise any objections. You consent is insignificant here.
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A.Hi,
I'm sorry to say that in this case you cannot do anything. Since it is your father's self acquired property, he can transfer that whoever he wants and no one can raise any objections if the transfer is a valid transfer.
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I'm sorry to say that in this case you cannot do anything. Since it is your father's self acquired property, he can transfer that whoever he wants and no one can raise any objections if the transfer is a valid transfer.
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A.He can do whatever he wants to with his bought property during his lifetime and there is nothing that you can do about it. If he is willing to sell that property then you cannot challenge neither you can stop him from doing so as it is his self acquired property.
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Pardeep Kumar Dhiman Dhiman
Responded 2 years ago
A.Aap father dawara kharidi gai property par koi right claim nhi kar sakte hai. Unki life time me. Unko aap property ko sale karne se bhi nhi rok sakte hai. Unki death ke baad aap property me adhikar claim kar sakte hai.
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Responded 2 years ago
A.The property is your father's self acquired property so he can transfer it in favour of any person of his choice and your signature is not needed therein. During the lifetime of your father,you can neither claim your right in that property nor prevent your father from disposing his self acquired property.
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