You can challange same before civil court that the sign were obtained by fraud and cheating but since you signed off your right it will be really difficult for you to get the property.

Firslty, once the document has been registered it can’t be revert back.

Secondly, but yes if you are able to prove that there is some fraud at their end then you may be succeeded.

Thirdly, as oral submission is not so credible in civil cases.

Once you have already executed deed of relinquishment to relinquish your share in property you don’t have any title to property

2) relinquishment deed may not be set aside by court

3) you can file suit for partition for division of property by metes and bounds seek orders to set aside relinquishment deed

1. An agreement done on the basis of fraud and material misrepresentation is voidable agreement and hence label for setting aside.

2. A partition deed noting like an agreement and since it was executed on the basis of fraud it is no more enforceable as well.

3. So you can file a suit for declaration that the partition deed is null and void and injunction on its sale by them so your claim in court may not become infractuous.

4. However keep in mind that proving such fraud or material misrepresentation is not easy in court.

All the best.

1) What type of agreement has been done between brothers and sisters. Whether its sales deed, gift deed, Will deed or relinquish deed etc.

2) Your questions answer depends on the which type of deed you sisters had signed.

Dear Client,

U can file for partition and cancellation of deed obtained by playing fraud and concealing facts.

You can file case of cheating against them. It is difficult to cancel the Registered sale deed. But you can still file civil suit for cancellation of the sale deed and try your luck.

You say that your father passed away, but what about mother, hope she is living.

There is no possibility for giving away your mother's property to you by your brothers during her lifetime.

All such transfers are to be done only by registered documents and not on oral basis.

You sisters are having equal rights in your father's properties, hence you can file a partition suit even now, let them come with the papers that you have signed, you can express before court that this was obtained from you under pressure against your willingness.

Dont accept any compromise in between even if they offer you better promises until there is a registered document transferring the promised property to you.

You can do the following:

1. If you have previously entered into an agreement with your brothers, then you are legally liable;

2. You can approach the court and say that the written/oral agreement has been obtained by fraud;

3. You can also apply for case in the court, a Partition Suit;

4. You can also file a case for fraud, the fraud committed by your brothers on you;

5. Most probably the court will send you in for conciliation.

If ancestral property yes they can but if slef acquired or inherited by grand father than they will not have any right.

So check status of property An ancestral property is a property acquired by your great grandfather (Hindu) which has been passed down from generation to generation (your grandfather and father) up to the present generation (you) without being divided or partitioned by your family

Grand daughter has no share in grand father self acquired property

2) even if they take legal proceedings for setting aside relinquishment deed it would not be set aside by court

Your daughters do not have any rights in the property during your lifetime, but you can fight the case through them by giving power of attorney deed to them to sue them on your behalf and prosecute the case.

Grand daughters have no claim in father`s life time in GF property.

Dear Sir,

You may approach the Court by filing a suit for partition and seeking cancellation of earlier partition deed which was taken under misunderstandings.

You may challenge the said registration on the ground that the consent has been taken by fraud and therefore the said registration is not sustainable in the eyes of law.

Daughter will have right on the property of the grandfather.

The same is ancestral or self acquired.

Get in touch with a local lawyer who may help you with regards to the same.

regards