Hi, it is not legal to do so .. It is advisable to file a civil suit for permanent injunction and obtain a stay order on the revoked deed..

This deed of family settlement could not have been revoked automatically.

Your mother was bound to approach the Court and seek the cancellation of this deed rather than cancelling it unilaterally.

Challenge the gift deed executed by your mother in your sister's favour and seek it's cancellation.

Contact a local lawyer.

Hello,

Challenge such revocation.

Unilateral revocation in absence of the father is not valid.

Challenge the revocation and claim your share in the property.

Regards

Mother cannot cancel those instruments unilaterally by simply registering cancellation deeds with the Sub-Registrars The gift deed can be challanged and an injunction can be taken on further transfer of property.

You can approach high court under writ jurisdiction to quash the cancellation document and based on that approach civil court for cancellation of gift deed.

Please refer the below judgement on same set of facts for better understanding where court quashed the cancellation deed.

https://www.casemine.com/judgement/in/5728e084e561092708a36d84

1)mother cannot unilaterally revoke the settlmenet deed

2) she needs court orders to do so

3) file suit to set aside revocation deed and gift deed executed in favour of sister

The settlement deed made by the father will be applicable after the death and mother will be the owner of 1/3rd property and she may transfer her share not 2/3rd of entire property and can not revoke the settlement deed.

You may dispute the deed so made in by a civil suit.

1) If the property is already settled means that property must be on your name as your one of the parent is not alive. So the property must be transferred on your name as well or have got distributed as per settlement deed. What was exactly performed in the sale deed that should come to know first.

2) Please check both the deed and registration date so time should not lapsed and who had purchased initially property or was inherited by fore father.

Dear Sir,

No, it is not valid. The sentiments of her husband/your father should have been respected. She has only life interest on such property. A person having life interest cannot be regarded as owner of such property. As per settlement yourself and your sister are absolute owners jointly. Revocatind deed and Gift deed can be challenged by you in the Court of law. I am a retired judge with twenty years of judicial service. Please call me for more details.

1.It is to be seen whether the deed of settlement has given any power or right to the trustees to revoke the settlement and if there is any whether it is to be exercised under certain circumstances.

2. If there is none and the settlement deed was acted upon by the beneficiaries so fat then the revocation is unsustainable or non est under the eye of law..

3.So in that context to get back your right you will nave to file a suit for declaration seeking the gift deed to be declared as null and void and for injunction as well.

Meet a civil lawyer and take necessary action as advised above.

File a civil suit for cancellation of deed of gift and revocation

Dear Client,

Challenge the revocation, If the property is self acquired by father, mother left with no right but only up to life interest.

Revocation of gift deed unilaterally by the donor is not valid in law.

You can file a suit for declaration of your property's title and for possession if possession of property is not with you.

A registered Deed can be revoked only through a Court of Law; since it is revoked by your mother and it is registered, you can question it before a proper Court of law; consult the nearest Lawyer for the purpose.