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Sateesh Reddy Kusuma   27 July 2019

Agriculture land rights

Dear sir, Good evening one small information I need from you
my grand father have four snibllings including one sister.
one of them not married. He is having 3.00 acre Agri land acquired through ancestral. But he has given it to his nephews long back. Presently the land is in the names of his nephews Being legal heirs shall we ( My father and We as grand children) fight for that land ? is there any limitations for this type of issues?


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G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     28 July 2019

Father is just a trustee for ancestral property, and he can not give it like that to his nephews as he pleases.  If it is self-acquired property, he can donate even to Beggar's home.  But, he is not having such powers in case of ancestral property.

If there is no partition in between the family, any co-sharer can seek partition within 12 years from the date of knowledge of such alienation.

The details are not adequate and it is always proper to consult a sincere advocate locally by showing the paper as the date of knowledge is more important together with the deed of such transfer, purpose mentioned in the deed.


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