Can a father sell an ancestral property to a Grandson?

Dear Nisha, You can very well challenge the sale deed dated 9th October, 2009, stating that the property is ancestral and your father was not in a position to dispose it as per his own wish and will.  Under Specific Relief Act, you can seek cancellation of the above sale deed and seek from the Court partition of the property among all the legal heirs.  Regards.  Adv. Deepak. ddkharpudikar@indiatimes.com

 Your father cannot sell the ancestral property as such. You have a share in it. You can very well file a suit for cancellation and setting aside the sale-deed & and partition to get your share in the property.

nisha your presentation is excellant, you have every right to challenge the document alleged to have been executed by your father without any consideration , as per the transfer of property act without consideration the sale is not valid and that you may proceed to challenge that deed very expensive but you have a right to file suit for partition and separate possession of your fathers property in to equal shares of remaining your family  members by observing metes and bounds and claim one such share sepearately ,sucha a case  minumam amount is sufficient to brought the suit .you have any assistance contact naaliseshukumar@gmail.com

Father can only sell his share in the ancestral property. You have a right. Challenge for your share. Seek the help of an Advocate, who will help you. Tell him to file a civil suit to declare the sale is invalid and a partition for your share

file suit for declaration in respect of your share

Nisha,Firstly you obtaine the true copy of registered deed from  office of the registrar where the property has been registered and then explaine the details about the reason of sale deed.My full coperation will be with you.

Best regards.

Anjani Kumar Vaidyasen

Nisha,u can get help by court.ur father con't sell  hole ancestral property  in faver of grandson.they have no rightto sell all property.you can filed  suit for declaration in compitant court.

A FATHER CAN NOT HAVE ABSOLUTE RIGHT TO SELL THE ANCESTRAL PROPERTY TO HIS GRAND SON THIS IS A BAD BLOOD RELATION AND CAN NOT BE LEGALISED. PL SEEK LEAGAL REMEDY THROUGH S[ECIFC RELIEF SUIT.

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M.RAM KUMAR,

LEGAL ANLYST - THE OPINION IS MY OWN PERSONAL JUST FOR ACADEMIC DISCUSSION