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Property dispute - My father who is the owner of the property
11 months ago
In 2011, My father who is the owner of the property, and I being his elder son signed the Family settlement deed and got it executed in the registration department to my younger brother as I was going thru a divorce and fear of losing the property. the divorce case is closed. My father expired last year. Can I claim my share in the property now? Please suggest.
A.Dear Client,
In the case of self-acquired property of your father when you transferred your share in f/o your younger brother through a registered family settlement with the consent of your father who is also a signatory of that family settlement, you now cannot claim back your share in the self-acquired property of your deceased father which you transferred to your younger brother through a registered deed of family settlement.
In the case of self-acquired property of your father when you transferred your share in f/o your younger brother through a registered family settlement with the consent of your father who is also a signatory of that family settlement, you now cannot claim back your share in the self-acquired property of your deceased father which you transferred to your younger brother through a registered deed of family settlement.
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