Ancestral property

Temp Id (Querist) 16 February 2022 This query is : Resolved
My father bought land and registered it in my name when I was a minor. My father died 2 years back but made sure all property was divided between 3 sons. This particular property which is in my name was allotted to me during property division mutually agreed upon between siblings, so no more registration or documentation was done for this land. All other properties which were allotted to my brothers were transferred to them and I signed the documents. Now my brothers are threatening to share this particular property with them else they will go legal as it was registered in my name when I was a minor. How to handle this?

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Your father purchased land and registered it in your name when you were a minor. Even though it was registered under your name at that time, you are the legal owner of this property. Your siblings cannot legally claim a share of this land, as it was rightfully allotted to you during a mutual family property division.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 16 February 2022
Your father bought the land in your name and so you are the owner of that land and your brothers cannot take it legally.

SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Expert) 18 February 2022
Yes,

Your father has already bought this property in your name. So need to worry. You are the owner of property.

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