You are joint owner of flat

2) you have right to stay in said flat

3) if your brother refuses file suit for partition for division of flat by metes and bounds

1. If the civil court declared you and your brother as joint owners then both of you have have the right to reside in the undivided flat. In an undivided property the share of every joint owner is fixed but not specified. You can install your lock on your room. He cannot prevent you from entering the flat, residing in it and installing your locks on your room(s).

2. If he stops you from enjoying the peaceful possession of the property then you may file a suit for permanent injunction against him in the civil court.

Yes you can go and claim your portion no he cannot because you are joint owner of the property.

if he denies you can file a police complaint for illegal restraining you on entering own property and further file a suit of partition in the civil court.

Hello,

Yes you may go ahead and take possession of your part. If he denies to do so or create some problems then file a suit foe partition of the property and get the title of your property on your name.

Regards

It seems your previous question was answered.

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.

hello,

you own half the share of the property. you can either divide the flat as per your convenience or can let your brother have it and take money in return. your brother can also give the flat to you in return for money. he cannot deny you your portion.

regards

1. Since you are co sharer of the said flat you are entitled to its half share both in paper and in possession.

2. Now if your brother refuses to do as I advised earlier on your similar query before you can file a suit for partition wherein you can seek declaration of its half share and separate possession.

3. now since the flat is likely to impartible then the court can direct its selling so the sale proceed can be divided equally between both of you.

So act accordingly.

Yes, you can claim your portion in the property being the joint owner.

Your cannot do anything to restrain you from claiming Your portion in the property.

If he does so, you can file a suit for partition of property in civil court.

Dear Client,

Your claim in the house already upheld by the court, if he do not allows u, file execution of order.

You can also file contempt if he denies your claim.

If he denies to give your share in the proeprty or refuses to allow your entry into the house, you may file a partition suit seeking partition of the proeprty on metes and bounds and separate possession of your share in the property.

The court will decide how to partition and if it is not feasible then to bring entire property into sale and divide the sale proceeds between both the share holders.