Property registred as a gift for married daughter
Joethegame
(Querist) 29 July 2012
This query is : Resolved
Good Morning Sir,
My mother got married on 1989 and after a few years her parents(exactly her dad) registered a house on her name as a gift. Form that day my parents are paying all the taxes and they also spent a lot of money for restructurings. 5 Years back my grandmother asked my parents if my sister can marry my uncle (my mother's elder brother) and of course my parents didn't agree it. So from that year she started to giving troubles to the entire family until last year when they had a big quarrel. After all this they locked the house given to my mother and they gave it to rent without any permission of my mother. what can we do? Can they take back the property by registering it on my uncles name? We live abroad so we have a big trouble to manage this case. What can you suggest for us? Please help me! Thank you.
Joe
prabhakar singh
(Expert) 29 July 2012
YOUR MOTHER IS THE OWNER OF THE HOUSE AFTER GIFT IF SAME WAS BY A REGISTERED DEED FROM HER FATHER AND ACCEPTED BY YOUR MOTHER.
THE LOCKING AND RENTING IS UNAUTHORIZED AGAINST THE OWNER FOR WHICH NOT ONLY FIR SHOULD BE LODGED BUT ALSO A SUIT FOR POSSESSION ON THE BASIS OF THE TITLE OF GIFT SHOULD BE FILED IN CIVIL JUDGE COURT OF THE DISTRICT WHERE THE HOUSE IN QUESTION IS SITUATED AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE AGAINST THE PERSON OCCUPYING AND AGAINST THE PERSON WHO HAS LET IT.
GET IN TOUCH OF A LOCAL CIVIL LAW LAWYER OF
THE DISTRICT CIVIL COURT ALONG WITH GIFT DEED.
