Family property disputes

everything needs to be registered to stand evidence in court of law

I have got the same issue.

After the death of my father, my uncles had a separation. the same was done on a white paper sheet. Which is not registered till date. We dont have any document in our hand.

What can be done.Please suggest.

Hi 

A partition is a family settlement and the partition can be effected orally or on a white paper. It is still legally valid and admissible in court of law, if all of the members agree that the partition did happen orally or was effected on a white paper. 

However for actual transfer of property, all transfer of property should be registered at the Sub-Registrar office after paying the necessary registration and stamp duty charges. 

Hi 

A partition is a family settlement and the partition can be effected orally or on a white paper. It is still legally valid and admissible in court of law, if all of the members agree that the partition did happen orally or was effected on a white paper. 

However for actual transfer of property, all transfer of property should be registered at the Sub-Registrar office after paying the necessary registration and stamp duty charges. 

I have a similar case of white sheet, that My friend's father, who is not alive now, did a will on a white sheel and it is not registered yet. will it work now, means can we registered it now to fulfill his will. as I am a law student. Plz advise