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Ancestral property - My grandfather gifted his father propertys unequally
10 months ago
Hi team,
I am from KARIMNAGAR.
My grandfather has 4 son's & 2 daughters.
My grandfather gifted his father property's un equally. He did gift registration now he is not there so is there any scope to get the equal share.
Like family partition or any other ways.
A.Dear Client,
An ancestral property is shared by all the surviving legal heirs in equal share and in the absence of partition of the property and absence of consent from all the coparceners or co-heirs, the property cannot be transferred to anybody. So, a suit for partition of property or suit for cancellation of the Deed of Gift before a Civil Court having jurisdiction over the property may resolve the matter in your favour. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps. In case you need any assistance in this regard, you may contact our legal team for the purpose with relevant papers.
An ancestral property is shared by all the surviving legal heirs in equal share and in the absence of partition of the property and absence of consent from all the coparceners or co-heirs, the property cannot be transferred to anybody. So, a suit for partition of property or suit for cancellation of the Deed of Gift before a Civil Court having jurisdiction over the property may resolve the matter in your favour. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps. In case you need any assistance in this regard, you may contact our legal team for the purpose with relevant papers.
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A.Dear client,
If the property is a family property, it has to be partitioned as per the share you are entitled to. Please send a legal notice to all the co-owners specifying their interest in the property, their share, and the action to be taken and try to settle the dispute. Even after this, if the dispute is not settled, then a civil suit is preferable before the Court via section 54 of the CPC
If the property is a family property, it has to be partitioned as per the share you are entitled to. Please send a legal notice to all the co-owners specifying their interest in the property, their share, and the action to be taken and try to settle the dispute. Even after this, if the dispute is not settled, then a civil suit is preferable before the Court via section 54 of the CPC
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