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sadu (con)     17 December 2010

son blackmailing

Sir,

The sons (major) and wife have filed case that ancestral property was sold without their knowledge, (demanding more money unofficially). Since their names were not there  in property extract their signatures were not taken in sale deed. But they were part of negotiation and discussions. there are witnesses and voice recordings to prove that they were there  and part of the process. What should I do?.



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Adv Archana Deshmukh (Practicing Advocate)     17 December 2010

Don't do anything...if you have given your son his share. If your son file a suit for obtaining his share, then the evidence of the fact that his share was given to him and he was a consenting party to the transaction will help you at that time.

Suchitra. S (Advocate)     17 December 2010

I think no objection from the sons and wife should have been taken before the property is sold. Mere their presence will not absolve your liability to compensate them.

Suni (Finance controller)     18 December 2010

65yr old widow lady wants to sell d room & give equal share to all. She got 5 kids out of which one elder son not agree. Can she sell the room without his signatures?

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