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Defend the rights in property

(Querist) 07 May 2025 This query is : Resolved 
Sir
I would like to clarify some doubt regarding my rights in Property which has been bought by me 5/6 share from the Legal Heirs of Sudalai who has 2 Sons & 4 daughters

i.e. During 2024 I have bought 2 acres(UDS) out of total extent of 2 .40 Acre Agri land which has not been divided and originally bought by their father.

i.e. Mentioned in sale deed as 5/6 of total extent .
But now the remaining one person (Name : Subbaiya) demanded extra amount, If not pay by me he said that he would sale his share to other person even the entire property in my custody.
Because his brother( S. Durai) already spent much amount to release his brother Subbaiya from Jail and he has the evidence for that & Durai repaid the Loan which has been bought by his father in connection with his sisters marriage , and all of them confirmed orally that remaining share would be sell to me but now Subbaiya refused to do so .
1. Is there any legal way to stop/create any objection to sell the remaining 1 share ?
2. Is it possible to claim the above expenses by Durai from his brother and lien the property till his claims settled by his brother subbaiya ?
3.Can I claim the expenses regarding development of land and legal expenses in connection with the above said land from Subbaiya & to create lien till my claims settled by Subbaiya?
4.Can I file a Suit to sell the remaining property to me since majority of the portion of land already bought by me and also total extent under my enjoyment based on their family members oral confirmation/agreement?
kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 07 May 2025
Some facts, such as whether the property is ancestral or how Sudulai acquired it? Did the legal heirs of Sudalai sell the property without their mother?
JEGADEESAN (Querist) 07 May 2025
Sudalai bought through his self earned & his wife also no more
& leaving behind him 2 Sons & 4 Daughters .
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 07 May 2025
1. If you have not purchased that one portion which is remaining out of the total property, you cannot stop him from selling it to third party because he has rights to sell it to anyone as per his own will and wish.
2. The concept itself is perplexing hence you may better post the question in an understandable manner if you are really serious about the issue
3. You have bought the property by a registered sale deed, then why do you claim expenses for developing your own property.
4. You cannot claim it as a right.


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