Querist :
Anonymous
(Querist) 06 September 2026
This query is : Resolved
As the eldest daughter took title on vertu of testament of her mother obtain title through probat court and deprived 2 sisters from their shares in ancestors property as she claimed and admitted submission of their inheritance rights 2017. 2026 she sold whole property with out the consent of the heirs independent manner Daughters served legal notice to her for claim. In reply of legal notice only mentioned how she got the title Admitted ancestors property No partition Also accepted inheritance rights She skipped in sale of 2026 sale deed of whole property without consent. No reply of denial of inheritance rights. No indication of relinquish deed etc in defence reply. It is lawful? Buyer can take possession of whole property? Guide
An eldest daughter inherited property via testament and probate but allegedly excluded her sisters. She later sold the entire property without their consent. When served a legal notice, her reply admitted the property's ancestral nature and inheritance rights but failed to mention any relinquishment deeds or deny her sisters' claims. The question is whether this sale is lawful and if the buyer can take possession, given the vendor's title appears defective.
kavksatyanarayana
(Expert) 08 September 2026
This is your 4th or 5th query narrated in other lines. In previous query you stated that the testament is probated and the other legal heirs did not receive notices/summons from court?
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
(Expert) 11 September 2026
The vendor's title appears to be defective on the basis of the information you have provided here, hence the buyer should exercise abundant caution and also to obtain proper legal opinion before buying the property.
P. Venu
(Expert) 12 September 2026
As already suggested, please repost simple facts avoiding subjective opinions.
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