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Dear Client,
A partition deed is a legal document that requires the mutual consent and signatures of all co-owners of a property to be legally valid and enforceable. When a legal heir shows his unwillingness to sign a partition deed, the matter must be resolved legally filing a civil suit for partition in a Civil Court having jurisdiction on the suit property seeking a decree of partition for division of the property among all the legal heirs. When mutual agreement is not possible, any legal heir can initiate a partition suit in the appropriate civil court in Bihar to legally divide the property. The Prohibition, Excise, and Registration (PERD) department of Bihar has an online portal for property registration, it is used for mutually agreed-upon transactions. It cannot be used to force a partition of property against the will of a co-owner. The online system is primarily for drafting documents, paying stamp duty and registration fees, and booking an appointment to finalize the registration with all parties present at the sub-registrar's office. If required, consult with a property Lawyer for tailored advices and steps to navigate the issue legally and effectively.
Posted On 22-Sep-2025
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