Jagjit Singh 02 October 2020
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 03 October 2020
Repeated query at https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/title-suit-for-father-s-share-212935.asp
Shashi Dhara 03 October 2020
Your father and children's of deceased wife'sall get equal share ie 50:50.after partition he can gift it to you or any one as per his wishes.
P. Venu (Advocate) 03 October 2020
Who are the defendants in the partition suit? Has your filed written statement? If so, what are his pleadings, esp. as to the rights of the deceased wife in the said property which had been purchased in her name?
Shashi Dhara 03 October 2020
Your father get 1/3rd sharewhat is your step brothers opinion to transfer to you from your father.all of you compromise then after father shall transfer his share it to you.
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 04 October 2020
Seek services of a local prudent lawyer for better appreciation of facts/records, professional guidance and necessary proceeding.
SIVARAMAPRASAD KAPPAGANTU (Retired Manager) 04 October 2020
Draw a settlement deed with the consent of all parties concerned. Better take the services of a good and dependable Lawyer to help draw and get the settlement deed registered.
P. Venu (Advocate) 04 October 2020
The author has posted number queries on the same subject matter, with facts tweaked to suit his convenience.
The essential facts, as I could gather, pertains to property pertains to the property standing in the name of his father's late first wife. Now, it appears that the married daughter of the first wife (the author's step-sister) has filed a partition suit claiming her share in the said property.
The author is the son of the second wife. It appears that the author is in a hurry to deny the property to his step-sister or at least to have a part of the property in his name. It is in this context that he has posted many a query in all the conceivable permutations and combinations. He also claims that the property, though in his step-mother's name, had been purchased by the funds provided by his father.
Any meaningful suggestion to each of this query requires that the author should provide the information sought in each case. But he is keeping willfully silent.