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sweatha (manager)     06 June 2012

Father in low non co operative

Dear sir,

My father in law has sold his own earned property to my husband on sale deed two years back. now my husband is planning to sell this property to an outsider, now we have non  co-operative senario with my father in law in selling this house & my father in law replies to my husband that if this property is sold then he will not vacat from this property, we tried doing a counceling with my father in law but its of no use, pls suggest a legal process to avoid unusual situtation in fron of the buyer who is going to buy this property from my husband.

Thanks & Regards

Swetha.



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S Jadhav 98336 98330 (Jadhav & Associates)     07 June 2012

If the property is sold to the son by the father 2 years back then the property is registered in the son's name I assume.

The son has rights to sell the property but if the father objects and is staying in the property and not vacating it then  you may go to court. But it is a family issue. Would you like a son to take his father to Court?

The legal process is you decide first whether you want to go to Court, then appoint an advocate who will guide you through the process. Where will your father in Law stay after the propoerty is vacated? Is the son going to take care of the father throughout his life? The judge may ask for such assurance.

S Jadhav


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