Firslty, yes it is very well possible to sell your portion.

Secondly, but, as no body wants to have someone outsider in the joint properties so you may first would have to give offer to him at appropriate price.

Thirdly, if he denies it ask for the higher amount then you are free to sell to anyone as then not even law can help the other party just for the reason that you gave offer fisrt to them.

1) send e-mail to your brother to purchase your share in flat

2) if he refuses you can sell your undivided share in flat

3) purchaser can file suit for division of flat by metes and bounds

1) If you want to sell you part you can ask to your brother to purchase from you if he is staying in the flat or otherwise you can ask your brother to sell flat jointly.

Yes you can sell your half undivided share in the flat

But there will be no buyers

Because you will not be able to give possession to buyer

You can offer your share to your brother itself

He can become full owner of flat and you can take your money and separate from him

Thats the only way out

1. You can sell your said undivided and undemarcated share of the said flat to a third party if and only if your brother refuses to buy your share of the said flat at the price offered by the third party.

2. It is called pre-emption and without offering to sell your share tom your brother as stated above, you can not sell the same to any third party.

This is my response to you:

1. You can sell your portion of your property;

2. But if the purchaser won't buy it since the half portion belongs to your brother;

3. Also, it is better you and your brother sell off the property for a profit sharing at 50-50;

4. You can also approach the court and sell it by auction;

5. There should be amicable settlement of the property otherwise it would only fuel more disputes.

File for the partition of the property i.e partition of the suit by meats and bounds since it is not possible to partition the said property equally pray before the court alternatively to sell and divide the proceeds.

Hello,

A joint owner can negotiate with the help of a property dealer the terms and conditions of the sale of either the whole flat by both of you or you could sell the flat to your brother. In case mutual negotiations do not fructify.... file a suit in the civil court.

Regards

1. There is no problem is selling undivided share of a co sharer in the property to another. So you can do so.

2. The problem is the buyer though gets a valid title can not take physical possession in the property till partition is done by metes and bounds.

3. If the flat is not big then partition by metes and bounds is not possible win which event the property can be sold joitnly and divide the sale proceeds equally.

4. So to do so you need to file the partition suit claiming relief as advised above.

Good luck.

If there is a proper partition done between you both you may sell your share of property without taking his consent.

However if there is a buyer to purchase your undivided share in the proeprty you may go ahead with the sale of your share of property, you do not have you do not have to obtain his consent or permission.

You can legally sell your portion to a third party, if your brother refuses to buy your share at the price is the third party is willing to pay.

You should send a legal notice your brother asking him to purchase your share of the property, if he refuses, you can sell the said property to anyone else.