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4 years ago

Hamaare dada ne apne tin bhaiyo me apni zamin barabar barabar baat li thi 40 yrs ago... Ye ek paper pe likha h aur tino bhai k sign h.... 1 bhai ye keh ri raha ki jo pehle ka partion hoa tha wo ghalat tha.. Ham ni maanenge fir se batwaara karo... To ye paper jisme tino logo k sihn h and kuchh witness k bhi kitni sanctity rakhta h law k according?? Ye koi stamp paper ni h...

Rameshwar Dadhe

Responded 4 years ago

A.Nothing any value for such paper. Need legal partition
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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

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A.Dear Sir,
Please write in English.
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