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sri (efg)     28 May 2011

Property dispute

My Grand father has bought a land around late 60's he had 6 childern 4 sons and 2 daughters. Initially when land was purchased it was registered on 2 sons as they were majors with a Tag of majors.

Later land was made regularized i.e 10 one Anagal was done in 1985 in Andhra pradesh and registered on six people (4 sons and grand father and grand mother ) later grand father and grand mother share was written as a will with witness and registered to 2 daughters.

Issue is now the 2 sons put a case stating that now entire land belongs to them as per 60's and another two sons put case stating land should be divided only to sons with not to sisters. Can any one advice on current situation to whom property belongs what actions have to be taken if sisters are legally eligible for a share in the property.  Will appericate a effective advice



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adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (practicing advocate)     28 May 2011

When the properties sale deed in favour of them they can claim that they are the absolute owners of the property, but burden lies on the another two sons to prove that on the date of purchase of the properties both had no independent income, it is important, even burden lies on the two sons to prove that they have od prove it that they had got independent income.  Cross examination of those two is very important.

sri (efg)     28 May 2011

The ealder two sons were just 18 and 19 years old. Entire money was given by Grand father only to buy the property both the 4 sons dont have any Income at that time.

Right now 10/1 anagal in MRO office for property is in the names of 6 people.

How this issue can be solved what actions have to taken to go in a successful direction?


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