SHRI PATIL (STUDENT) 07 October 2016
Kumar Doab (FIN) 07 October 2016
The unwilling brother can not be forced to give up his share.
So why to go to court!
prabhakar advocate (advocate) 07 October 2016
Reframe the question. Your question could not be understood.
rajuchowdappa 07 October 2016
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Kumar Doab (FIN) 07 October 2016
If it is self acquired property of father and father is alive then he can distribute by mentioning the dimentions to anyone he desires.
No one can force him.
SHRI PATIL (STUDENT) 02 February 2017
Father is expried sir so an case is also started and now 3years happen but no popssitive result.
Kumar Doab (FIN) 02 February 2017
If case is going on in court then your own lawyer that has seen case documents and case file can advise you the best.
You must have submitted death certificate, legal heir certificate, etc to the authority under whose jurisdiction property falls to record inheritance in mutation records in name of all legal heirs.
Obtain latest mutation record ( e.g; fard).
Probably you have problems with partition by metes and bounds.
Try to have amicable settlement.
Anyone can agree to sell his/her share to anyone.
If possible,even now, prefer reasonable family agreement.
Your own lawyer alone can tell how much time it shall take to conclude the case.
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