Hemant 19 October 2015
first of all tell me, what is the nature of transfer of the land between your father and your uncle ? whether your father had gifted the land to your uncle or leased or what ?
secondly if the transfer is a conditional gift or donation, then only your uncle cannot sell the land to anybody but your father.
in your case, it is a mere suspicion. there is no evidence that your uncle sold the land to the neighbour. he may donate it for free. in that case you have nothing to say.
if your uncle really sale the land to the neighbour, you can challenge the sale to the court with the conditional gift deed you have which says that uncle has to sale the land to your father.
Hemant 19 October 2015
Thanks very much for your answer. Regarding the transfer, my father and uncle have a written agreement by which my father gave his interest in the house to his brother under the condition that if my uncle sells the house then he will give my father the option to buy it. The agreement refers to the house and doesn't say anything about this land it's on. Now my uncle is planning to tear down the house and transfer a 5-foot strip of the land to his neighbor so that his neighbor can expand his own house. My uncle claims that this transfer of land will be a gift. I suspect (but have no proof) that his neighbor is actually going to pay my uncle for that land. Both my uncle and his neighbor live most of the time in the U.S., as I do also. My father retired to the village where the disputed house is located but he does not live in that house. Many thanks for any help you can give me. Hemant