Hello, My Grandfather was tenant for Land approx. 3 plus acres in 1955. When my Grandfather was away from town , his brother sold the land to someone. Later he did not provide any information to my Grandfather, and at that time due to poverty they could not fight legally. My Grandfather have 3 sons and 5 grandsons, plus daughters, children,etc My Grandfathers brother have 3 daughters who also did not get any money and support us. Right now we want to file a case on land based on old land record of 1955, later to that some documents were misplaced and not available in MRO office. Right now land is on some other person name, so 1-2 transfers may have happen. What are the chances that we grandsons claim that property now on old pahanis of 1955.
1) My parents, me(only son) sold our house cheap due to financial pressure 8 years back.I was below 20 years that time, I have 2 elder sisters who were not informed and did not sign while selling. Can my sisters claim the property as they demand amount now? 2)One of my friends wife A is betrayed by her own parents, They say they want to look after their son and do not want to love or even talk with her(A) they left A at her in laws house and they say she did not born to her or they do not care about her. A helped her a lot before marriage and she gave her complete salary to their parents. Now she is alone with her husband and in laws, daily remembering her loveless parents. Can she claim her fathers property?
1) claim is barred by limitation
2) if grand uncle sold land fraudulently your grand father on discovery of fraud should have filed suit to set aside sale deed within period of 3 years of discovery of fraud
3) grandsons suit claiming said land would be dismissed
Your parents were absolute owners of house
2) they do not need consent of son and daughters to sell the land
3) signatures of children are not required on sale deed
Daughter has no share in father self acquired property during father lifetime
2) in case father dies intestate daughter would have equal share in father property as son
The property on your grandfather's property was sold during his lifetime whereas your grandfather, despite knowing the fact kept silent about it rather did not rake any action on it.
The sale is adverse to him if he is alive and if he is not alive, then there is no claim whatsoever to his children.
Therefore there cannot be any suit maintainable in this regard.
If the property belonged to your father, then there is nothing that could have prevented him from selling the property. Your sisters nor you have any claim in it
If father had sold his property then it cannot be questioned by her or anyone.
Nobody has any right to claim a share in your father's own property.