Grandson or granddaughter right in sold ancestral property
7 months ago
Can I reclaim right in sold ancestral property of my grandfather after 20 years if my Father was threatened and blackmailed at that time .He was mentally unstable at that time and he was blackmailed on the account of kidnapping of his family.
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Limitation Period: In many legal systems, there is a limitation period within which property disputes or claims must be filed. If a property sale occurred more than 20 years ago, it's possible that the statute of limitations for such claims may have expired. However, this can vary by jurisdiction.
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Limitation Period: In many legal systems, there is a limitation period within which property disputes or claims must be filed. If a property sale occurred more than 20 years ago, it's possible that the statute of limitations for such claims may have expired. However, this can vary by jurisdiction.
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A.Dear Client,
If the property is ancestral in nature, then the grandson or granddaughter has an equal right as his father in his or her grandfather's property. A grandson or granddaughter has a right to inherit his grandfather's property since birth. The time limit to claim ancestral property is around 12 years. However, the court may accept and process your request if there is a valid reason for delaying the claim. If you want to file a civil suit to restrict the sale of your ancestral property, as per the Limitation Act, the same must be done within three years of the sale period.
If the property is ancestral in nature, then the grandson or granddaughter has an equal right as his father in his or her grandfather's property. A grandson or granddaughter has a right to inherit his grandfather's property since birth. The time limit to claim ancestral property is around 12 years. However, the court may accept and process your request if there is a valid reason for delaying the claim. If you want to file a civil suit to restrict the sale of your ancestral property, as per the Limitation Act, the same must be done within three years of the sale period.
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