You can sell your undivided share in property 

under section 44 of transfer of property act co owner can sell his share in property 

buyer will have to file suit for partition for division of property 

Dear client, 

Yes, they may sell their undivided share of property if people are still living in it as long as consent of all the successors has been taken. As for the people residing in it, they can add a clause in the sale agreement allowing the tenants to remain on the property up and until their lease or rental agreement expires. 

Thank you. 

The ancestral property belongs to all the heirs. Therefore a person cannot sell unless the shareholders have had a family settlement and then he may sell it. Otherwise that sale is liable to be cancelled by tge court at the behest of the other parties.

Legally, yes, an undivided share may be sold, but practically speaking, the buyer may find it next to impossible to claim possession and enjoyment of it, if the other co-sharers create any trouble.

Yes he can sell it but possession will be issue due to the undivided scenario

- As per law , one can sell his share in the property even undivided after executing a petition deed . 

- However, if the property is undivided and share in the property physically not defined , then a sharer cannot sell his share without taking the consent of other owners/sharer. 

The undivided share of property can be sold either after partition amng the shareholders or consent or if the buyer is willing to buy the undivided share and would be partitioning the same among other shareholders at a later time.