Did your grand mother execute will in favour of paternal uncle . .?

Was will attested by 2 witnesses ?

Your query lacks details

Sir the facts and circumstances of case and your right on same has to be seen to get a stay. If the property was inherited by your uncle without giving share to other legal heirs. So kindly clearify the facts of case.

Sir,

It would not be wrong to say that there are chances, but same would be after looking at the documents.

Without giving details of chain of documents and what happened it is not advisable to comment.

1. A stay order is possible, IF you prove that you are somehow a beneficiary and that the property was wrongly transferred to Uncle (due to threat, coercion, mental instability ....)

Keep Smiling .... Hemant Agarwal

You can get a stay on the sale or any kind of alienation of the property, if the mode of transfer of the property to your uncle was suffering from any defects like coercion, misrepresentation, undue influence or fraud.

If it is so, you can challange the transfer of property in the court jurisdiction.

Entire documents need to be perused, in order to render a more specific legal advice.

Regards.

You have to move an application under order 39 rule 1and 2 of the civil procedure code in the court in whose jurisdiction the property is situated and to prove that you are having a good case on your favour.

From the given facts no opinion can be framed. Give detailed facts.