Ancestral property issues and in equitable partition
D.Ravindrran Naidu
(Querist) 29 October 2010
This query is : Resolved
Dear Sir
My Father in law(Elder)-Mr.G.Balaraman and his brother(Younger)-MR.G Murugesan are two brothers of their family and they got 22 acres of fertile land.20 acres of land is only contains of coconut farms with well irrigation and 2 ACRES OF LAND is on the sides of 4 lanes NH.They shared these lands seven years before such as Each 10 acres in the coconut farms with registration. Rest 2 acres of land been registered by Mr.G.murugesan with out giving 50% share of land without consulting any major legal heirs( Daughters and sons) in the family
We came to know very recently that they had registered like inequitable share, when we inquired about the equal share of land with Mr.Murugaesan, he refused to give the land to us, and also he told that the patta is being transfered on his name.Other fertile land is having a combined patta.Since road side property is having more value, he would have not given the equal share to us.We wanted to proceed legally and get our property.This is a purely a Fore father's property,it is not a self earned property.
Kindly suggest to proceed legally to achieve it.
Thanks
s.subramanian
(Expert) 29 October 2010
File a suit for partition.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 29 October 2010
your father-in-law has every right in the mentioned land of 2 acres so he can very well file a suit for partition before civil court and can get his valuable right.
D.Ravindrran Naidu
(Querist) 30 October 2010
Dear sirs
Thanks for your valuable reply.I need the opinion on the same case is
1. If Mr.Murugaesan had and have transfered the patta on his name will be a problem in this case?.
2.Since the registration done by the both the brothers seven years before, will it create any problem?.
3. suppose if Mr.Murugesan would done any encumbrance on that property will have any problem?
Kindly suggest.
Thanks
