village residential Land
7 months ago
My father wrote his property village residential land to his second wife.
Let me explain about the land first,Land does not have have any document,they just took house tax and one document from gram panchayat and went to District registration office and transferred the property without my acknowledgement.The land was given to the villagers at some 1990's,in 2017 telangana government given the assessments.
To this land as a son of his first wife am i elligible to question him and stop the land to get to her(second wife).Respond with some article number so that i wil write a application to gram panchayat to hold the land for applying to any government schemes.
Please answer clearly,If you answer clearly i will book your consultation.
The absence of proper documentation for the land may pose challenges. Land ownership in India typically requires clear and legally recognized documents. However, the land may have been transferred to your father's second wife if he legally owned it, and there were no legal obstacles to the transfer.
Further, it needs to be determined whether the said land is ancestral or self-acquired. Ancestral property is equally shared by all the coparceners/legal heirs by birth and on partition all the legal heirs get their share according to the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005. For transfer of title of the shared/partitioned ancestral property, consent of all the coparceners is required. However, ancestral property does not include self-acquired property, gift, and partition deed. The owner of the self-acquired property can deal and dispose of the self-acquired property in any manner prescribed under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 or can bequeath the self-acquired property to anyone he wishes.
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