Kamaraj Math 03 June 2024
Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate ) 03 June 2024
Presumably you are Hindu, wherein your grandfather stated to have transferred entire 36 acres land in the names of 3 sons leaving blank for 6 daughters, which is illegal and invalid transaction as his daughters (your bua ie. aunts) have an equal share in their ancestral land.
I could not understand local Kannada term "ishara Khareedi" as mentioned therein by you, however, it may be an agreement to purchase. If so, get it executed by registration of sale deed.
It is not understood as to what is the locus standi and concern of your "brother in-law" with such an agreement ???
Facts posted are vague, redraft if you seek obligation of experts on this platform.
It is advisable to contact and consult a local prudent lawyer with relevant records for proper appreciation of facts, professional advise and necessary proceeding.
Kamaraj Math 06 June 2024
P. Venu (Advocate) 06 June 2024
You have posted two unrelated issues -
One, the alleged settlement of the so-called ancestral property by the grandfather in favour of the sons excluding the daughters, and
Two, alleged agreement between the sons and their brother-in-law for the sale of HIS land in lieu of the money advanced.
As such, what is the relevance in filing partition suit? Please repost the query with consistent facts in simple language.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 07 June 2024
If you confirm that it is ancestral property then you can ask your mother to fil;e a suit for partition seeking her rightful share in the property.
Whatever worth it is you may file a suit which will put pressure on them so that they may even come for a compromise settlement.
As far as the money what you hve given them is concerned you may file a suit for recovery on the basis of the documentary evidences in your possesison