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C BALAMURUGAN (DGM)     04 November 2011

Ancestoral vs aquired property

One of my close relatives-X, father Y's land 4 acres had been taken by the housing board to construct the collector office in TN. The X, i.e son went to court and got back 2 acres land and rest of the 2 acres land was acquired by the housing board and paid the compensation to X for the 2 acres. Now the X is telling that 2 acres are not ancestoral property and it is aquired property of X and do not give the lands as per the right of his children and started selling and sold the lands
Question:
1.Is the X claim that ancestoral property to aquired property is right?
2.Is such sale by X is valid
3.If it is becoming aqiuired property, under what circumstances, it shall become aquired property?
3.How generally the ancestoral property shall become aquired property?
Thanks and regards
Bala C



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R.Ramachandran (Advocate)     04 November 2011

First and foremost it is for you to say how do you claim the property to be "Ancestral".  What is your basis.  Without knowing this, it will not be possible to give any answer to your query.


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