How to sell my house
R.Ramesh
(Querist) 25 February 2019
This query is : Resolved
Dear sir, We belongs to Hindu religion and my father having 5brothers and my grand father given gifted a property ( in form of each house to each son ) by making notary in 2001 and 2004 my grand father expired and in 2016 my father gifted property to my mother and it was registered and due to some financial problems we want to sell our property and just 15days back my father's brother who stays opposite to my house and came to us along with area elders and he himself orally (not in written) told that he want to buy our house for 33lakhs and after 15days he is going to give advance like this he told and went and 15days we asked him about advance i,e token amount and he told the rate is high instead of 33 lakhs he can buy it for 25lakhs or otherwise you can sell to others and after 2days back the other person came to buy my house but my fathers brother stopping them to buy my house like this is disturbing us and he is saying he will go court.Sir, please suggest me how to sell our house because we are serious financial problems. Thanking you
kavksatyanarayana
(Expert) 25 February 2019
Is the property ancestral or self acquired by your grandfather? Your grandfather gifted the property to each son by way of notary attestation which is not valid. However try to settle the issue in an amicable way with elders and well wishers of your family. consult local lawyer for further guidance.
Suhail suhail
(Expert) 26 February 2019
You need to settle this socially, involve the respected members of known people to both sides and solve it. However if your uncle files a suit he may not succeed but that will make you suffer.If you wish you too can file suit against him but nothing comes out from such things. As advised by the learned expert already i too suggest the same thing.
Dr J C Vashista
(Expert) 28 February 2019
It depends upon the bargaining power of buyer and seller.
No dispute is involved for obligation of experts. However, if you feel, you may seek professional services of a local prudent lawyer.
