Property problem

G.S.RAVICHANDRAN (Querist) 29 October 2013 This query is : Resolved
Respected Sir
I am Ravichandran native of opilliappan koil, Kumbakonam. We are 7 members in our family. In 1998 my mother passed away . My father and us with village panchayat people wrote a pagakaraiolai pathram on white paper. My fathers house(Father self acquired) is the common property . In the pagakaraiolai they wrote that I shall acquire the full house and in turn I should settle 6Lakhs cash and 6 plots each size 2400Sq ft from my land which is self acquired property.The agreement was not registered. My father, two brothers myself and 6 panchayat people signed have signed it. The youngest brother didnt sign it and he demanded more from me.My father passed away in 2003. After that the brother who didnt sign has occupied that house. He disturbed my property and in 2004 I have got permanent injunction order from the court against him.
This year in march 28 , 2013 we 4 brothers 3 sisters made a second agreement in light green paper with the help of panchayat people. In that I will acquire the house and in turn I am asked to give more than what was written by my father and the settlement should be made within 30 days.We have not registerd the second document .. Now another brother and the youngest one are demanding more from me but rest of them agree as written.All the 7 members of my family and 6 witnesses have signed the second document
I am living in U.A.E and I have given power of attorney to my father in law for my properties
My questions
1. Shall I move to the court with the agreement written by my father? as my uncle says that it is like "will document" of my father even though the younger brother and sisters have not signed it as it is my fathers self acquired property
2. or shall I file partition case for 1/7 of my fathers house
3 The 2nd agreement expired on april 30 2013. Is it valid any more?

Kindly reply me sir
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Thanking you
Yours

GS Ravichandran
971505875620
U.A.E

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Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 29 October 2013
The matter is complicated due to several compromises done at the behest of village people.
If any of the legal heirs has not signed it, the terms would not bind him. It appears you too are not happy with the arrangement.
In that situation either all of you go for mutual compromise or file a suit for partition.

ajay sethi (Expert) 29 October 2013
deed of settlement ought to have been duly stamped and registered . it is not admissible in evidence . file suit for partition .