Ram Mahaseth 12 January 2016
Advocate Ravinder (Advocate/Attorney) 14 January 2016
You have not mentioned your religion. You have not mentioned that your step brother age now. When he became major i.e. in which year.
The law is that if the minor property is sold away by his father or guardian, the minor has a right to claim his property when he become major. The limitation of claiming this property will be three years from the date of becoming major. In my view is that now after a long gap, your step brother cannot claim. For better discussion mail me by giving the above information of first para.
Ram Mahaseth 14 January 2016
My religion: Hindu , Place of resident : Bihar , India
Current Age of my step brother : 36
Its more than 20 years that property is sold.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 17 January 2016
The property that was in the name of minor was sold by the father of minor to you during the minority of the owner of the property. The minor son who after attaining majority could have filed a suit within three years after attaining the age of majority and not beyond that. If he had left the issue unattended till this date, he lost his claim as the same is barred limitation. Hence yo need not worry even if he files a case against you, it may not be maintainable.