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Sale deed

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 07 November 2011 This query is : Resolved 
sir,
i have purchased an agricultural land in karnataka in the year 2006 .which was owned by Muslim lady(widow). she has a son and a daughter.
The sale deed was signed by her and also by her son duly mentioninig the indeminity clause stating that They (son and the mother) wil resolve any disputes that may arise at a later date would be got solved by the at their expenses .this document is also registered at Sub registrar's office in GUbbi, in Tumkur district.Mutation has also taken place in my favour.After nearly 6 years ,the daughter has a sent me a legal notice making me as 2nd party and her brother being the 1st party. She is claiming that she should be given her share as per muslim law and to answer the notice within 7 days.

Please advise me as regrds the course of action that i should take and also the the way in which the legal matters that may take shape.
regrds
Manju Nath N
Sankaranarayanan (Expert) 07 November 2011
you better to approach one local lawyer . he will give you good advise.
Shailesh Kr. Shah (Expert) 07 November 2011
Law related to agricultural land is differ from state to state.It would be better to consult with local lawyer.
Rajeev Kumar (Expert) 07 November 2011
I totally agree with shankar and shailesh.
prabhakar singh (Expert) 07 November 2011
The path demonstrated to you is the right
way to go ahead.engage a local lawyer.then reply notice.If only her mother was recorded
then did you search the title of past how her mother got it ?did she got it inherited as widow of her father??It may be an issue subject to muslim personal law which in my knowledge apply even to agricultural law in KARNATAKA, to my knowledge.

Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 07 November 2011
The daughter does have share in the land.
You better the pay her share on protest and then recover the same from your vendors on the strength indemnity clause.


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