Accensterial property rights

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 06 September 2020 This query is : Resolved
Dear sir
I have land from my father. And he got it from his father. Now my grate grandfather have 2 son one sold his property . Now The 2nd son of my grate grandfather is claiming on property after 30-40 years.

1) how many years he / she can claims on property ?
2) the calim they are making is right ?
3) my father and grandfather was cultivating that land and his grandfather went to other city for work.

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This discussion concerns a claim on ancestral land after 30-40 years. The original owner's great-grandson is questioning how long a claim can be made and its validity, especially since one branch of the family moved away. The legal standing depends on whether the property is truly ancestral and if the claimant's branch ever received a share or sold their portion.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 06 September 2020
Facts are not conveyed properly / full facts not given.

How many sons were there from great grandfather?

Whether you grandfather sold the share, or the brother of grandfather sold the property. If so, which brother sold the property?

Whether 2nd son of Great grandfather previously received any portion of the property?

If he did not receive and had not sold his portion, he is entitled to his share in the property.