1. Is that division of plots among the developer and land owners and further among the land owners valid in the eyes of law and they can do individual registry in their names. That all siblings have got title, possession, and right to transfer the no. Of plots shown in main agreement and can do the same as and when they want with their individual signatures only?
The landowners have entered into a development agreement with the developer hence as per the agreement the plots allotted to the landowners will be their individual properties and titles in their names alone hence it can be registered on their names, there is no legal infirmity in it.
2. The eldest brother goes to registrar office saying that the main agreement is under stamped and threatens us again. So I checked it from lawyer and he said that the stamp duty of 35% of developer land is been paid and among family its not required and I assure you that your registry will be done by your father individually. So is that safe and sound step even 10 years ahead(considering any adjustment was made with the registrar by developer)?
The necessary stamp duty if not paid earlier, have to be paid now for registration of any document being registered, it becomes the responsibility of the title holder to get his document registered by paying the proper stamp duties.
3. If th eldest uncle succeeds in making his point of under stamping and sends notice to us and the developer, but at that time registries of individual plots done by developer and other brothers and sisters is done, then what will happen to these registries?
Let him send a notice or even file a suit, it may not be tenable because he has subsequently signed the additional agreement made after that which is an indication that he ratified the previous agreement, so his case may not be maintainable.
4. All brothers have distributed equally the share of plots among themselves including the eldest brother and decided to give a specific amount fo share to sisters with their consent in the main agreement and all have signed on the development cum family settlement agreement. So in that event what point can he prove or gain by sending notices to us and developer, and will he succeed in jamming the project by any manner?
He wants to have some gains to satisfy his greedy desires which cannot be possible because he will end up spending more money in litigation.
If he obtains a temporary injunction by any fraudulent means, you may first vacate the injunction and go ahead with the plans to dispose the property, if any, without worries about legal complication.