Can anyone file case against us after 17 years of living!

It is believed that you are Hindu.

Confirm!

Believing that land/title was in the name of Great Grandfather............ and he expired.

Succession opens on date of death.

ClassI legal heirs of Hindu male have 1st right i.e; Mother (if alive as on date of death), Wife  (if alive as on date of death), sons ,daughters............

The death certificate, legal heir certificate are basic requirements and are to be submitted to the O/o Authority e.g; MC...under whose jurisdiction property falls..........for updation in mutation records and ownership by inheritance.

Was it done after death of Great Grandfather....?

Do you have copy of mutation records with all link docs?

The mutation records shouldl show share of each legal heir including your father....

 

Your father could dispose his share in his nlifetime by a valid/registered deed. 

 

The property that devolves by inheritance is of nature self acquired and owner can dispose his/her self acquired proeprty in anyone's favor by a valid/registered deed...

Likewise other legal heirs can also dispose their share in anyone's favor by a valid/registered deed...

You have already got property dipsosed by your father in your favor by registered deed.

Rest of your father's  share is open to succession laws and you hve equal share in it.....

You may request all of others to let your land/building be recorded by boundaries and other's share be recorded by boundaries.

 

Resolve amicably.

If possible go for registered family settlement...

 

You may preferably show all property related docs to a very able local senior counsel specializng in revenue/property/civil matters for a considered opinion....

Thanks for replies from legends! I'm Hindu My question is, Great grandfather died in 70's Grand father died in 2006 Land registered in 2001 Is there any chance that we lose our property if all of my fathers brothers and sister file case against us . Clarification: 1)property name is in great grandfather 2)property given by grandfather to my father with valid registration

Grandfather can dispose his share by inheritance in anyone's favor.

As already suggested ; You may preferably show all property related docs to a very able local senior counsel specializng in revenue/property/civil matters for a considered opinion....

 

Nothing is impossible.

 

If anyone approaches a lawyer to file a case...................lawyer may draft and  file a case to suit interest of his cleint.

For your interest approach your own LOCAL counsel as already suggested.

If amicable settlement is possible strike it, as already suggested.