Inheritance property dispute

Vinayak B Mhamane (Querist) 30 May 2012 This query is : Resolved
Dear Sir,

My grandmother Krishanabai (mother of my father) having the 24 acer inheratence land with clear title( land recevied from his father after maggiage with my garndfather),she had 1 daughter and 2 son, my father is elder and she is staying with us till alive.However sister of my father is asking 1/3rd share in his mother property but my garndmother does not want to give property to them due to personal dispute.Hence we decided to excuete sale deed aggrmment in front of registor in 1998 in the name of grandsons instead of her sons.later on in 1999, my grandmother was expired.After her death , his daughter ( daughter of my father) claim his shares in local court where the court decline now the matter in highcourt and stay is granted in 2005, no further process is happen kindly advise/guide about my further action.I am the grandson who belong the land of my garndmother by sale deed agreement.

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ajay sethi (Expert) 30 May 2012
matter is sub judice . till hearing and final disposal of appeal by high court stay has been granted . disposal of suit may take some time .

you have to wait and watch . contact good lawyer for final hearing of appeal

Vinayak B Mhamane (Querist) 30 May 2012
Thanks u sir, what is ur judgement in this regards or shall we fight in court or go for settelment.We have no issue in fight in high court.

adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (Expert) 30 May 2012
What was your defense in the lower court, that you have to urge in the High Court. In my opinion sisters will get share.

aman kumar (Expert) 30 May 2012
after new clarification of S.C. sister get her part !

Vinayak B Mhamane (Querist) 30 May 2012
How much tentative period required for result in Bombay High Courtand and further how much time we can extend it by appeling at senior level/sc.

ajay sethi (Expert) 30 May 2012
more than 15 years

Rajeev Kumar (Expert) 30 May 2012
In my opinion it is the self acquired property of grandmother because it got by inheritance after her marriage by her father so it is isthridhan and she is the absolute owner of the property. She can dispose it according to her desire.

Shonee Kapoor (Expert) 31 May 2012
As it was her property, daughter's claim can not be defeated in case of intestate succession.

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Shonee Kapoor
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