We are planning to buy an agricultural land and we would like to get some advice to avoid potential litigation.
The land in question is registered by Mr. G to Mr. T, who was just 4 at that time with Mr.G's daughter as a guardian. About 3 years later, the minor's parents sold the land to Mr.G's daughter at the then market rate.
Now Mr.T is of age 22 (we think) and he has sent notice to the land owner (Mr.G's daughter) and claims the above land was sold without his knowledge. We are actually trying to buy the same land. Our lawyer said Mr.T cannot object now, since it has been over 3 years since he became a major. But a different lawyer said that the Mr.T can sue until 15 years after became major. We are not sure whose advice is accurate.
Furthermore, Mr.T also claims the guardianship (Mr.G's daughter) is not valid, since she is not related to him and hence the above sale is void.
I would like some clarity on this and any references to any act would be helpful.