Claim that our property belongs to wakaf
1 year ago
My paternal grandfather purchased a land around 16-17 years ago and built a 2 storey private residence over it. He even owned his property card until his sad demise 2 years back. My grandmother suffered financially as she had to pay off her husband's debts and decided to sell of the 2nd storey for the same purpose. The interested buyer even paid the amount as he was a far relative with which my grandmother cleared off my grandfather's debts. Later when the process of property ownership transfer began, it turned out to he complicated and we came to know that there has been a wakaf entry somewhere due to which the property can't be transferred on my grandmother and eventually she can't transfer it to the buyer. We have been struggling over it for months now. Have no idea what to do. Can anyone share an opinion on this?
Nobody can claim the property overnight. If you’re enjoying the property since 12 years then you can claim possession of the property.
By over night nobody claim that it was the property of Wakf Board. You are enjoying the property for more than 12 years thus you can claim adverse possession and thus continue to be in possession and prolong the litigation.
Anonymous
Replied 1 year ago
Yes sir, but my gramdmother has beeing going to and fro to the city survey for the entry of the heir's names after my grandfather's demise so they can sell over the 2nd floor but the procedure is being haultered as they say there is a wakaf entry in the documents
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