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My father died intestate. My mother, sister and me are the only legal heirs. I don't have any relation with my mother and sister because of family issues. In the long run can I get the property of my father (where I am staying alone) in my name. I am currently paying tax and bearing maintenance charges of the entire property all alone. My mother and sister (married) are staying elsewhere. They have the original property documents in their possession. The property is undivided as on date.
A.Dear Sir,
You may file partition suit and get them appear before the Court thereafter Court will decide and give a judgment that all three of you entitled for 1/3rd share each.
You may file partition suit and get them appear before the Court thereafter Court will decide and give a judgment that all three of you entitled for 1/3rd share each.
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