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geetha (refer)     22 February 2012

Do we need to sign the partiiton deed if the property is fat

Sir,

My father and his elder brother earned some property and named most the properties in my uncles's children names.

we are 4 daughters and uncle has 2sons and a daughter.

My parents had some disputes and had dcided to devide the family. That time my uncles children also satrted earning and they were private employees. But after my uncles sons started earning they also made some propety with their own names. Some of the previous properties were disposed in this process. Now the problem is my father got very less property as expected and now they are asking us 4 daughters to sign paper saying that we would not have any authority on any of the properties here after and then they will transfer a small portion of proprty in father and mothers name.


Here my doubt is should we sign the papers ?

As that is father's property and he is alive , so will he be solily responsible? or we should also be involved in this?

from the begining of the partition we were not even involved anywhere in the process, and now all at a sudden my cousin from US has come down and is asking to sign the papers.


The property partition is done at court and we didn't even know what papers my mom and dad signed an year ago?

Can we get the copy of the papers which they signed, is it sufficient to prove that ours was a combined family and get our part lawfully?

But as my parents has already signed papers will there be any dispute if i alone am not signing the papers, as my inlaws and husband are opposing me  to sign the papers, and even i am not satisfied with the partition.

 


I don't want to sign the papers.....

does it make any difference if i don't sign...

Plz help me with this problem???

 

Thanks for your valuable suggessions.

 

Regards

 



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 4 Replies

Adv.R.P.Chugh (Advocate/Legal Consultant (rpchughadvocatesupremecourt@hotmail.com))     23 February 2012

Dear Querist,

What they are perhaps asking you to sign is a settlement/relinquishment deeds, which means that there has not been a  partition earlier, and the property remains still joint. Since as on date you are entitled to 1/8th of the total property - you are the sole judge of what to do with it. Don't Sign unless u understand the legal implications of it. Consult a Lawyer

geetha (refer)     23 February 2012

Thank you very much for your advice sir!!!

 

 

Regards

Geetha

s mukherjee (manager)     25 February 2012

Does the father reqire noc from his son and daughter to get into a joint venture agreement with a promoter for his self acquired property.

Shantilal Pandya ( Advocate)     28 February 2012

 you need  a detailed  dicussion  on  facts 


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