him 25 June 2016

Ancestors property is transferred by grandfather to my uncle

Dear sir, My grandfather transferred ancestral property on my uncle's name in 1987 so that he could get loan, but my father didn't sign any document that time. Now my uncle is denying to divide the ancestral property with my father. He is also saying that he has again taken loan from that property. It can be a lie. He is in no mood to divide the property and thinks that only he has the right on that property. The registry has not been done on his name at that time, only is had been transferred to his name. Could you please help me in this matter and advise me what can we do here to get that property as it is very valuable. Thanks in advance.

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Kumar Doab (FIN) 25 June 2016

The entry in mutation record may not neccessarily confer ownership.

You may obtain the entire mutation record and link documents from concerned revenue office and show the entire record to a very able counsel specializing in family/property/civil/revenue matters for a considered opinion.

Your counsel may opine to for partition suit, obtain injunction from alienation and claim mense profits.

him 25 June 2016

Dear sir, The 'Patta' or the title deed of the land is in my uncle's name. We have the entire record collected from the revenue office. On that transfer record only my grandfather signature is there, but now on the khasra number my uncle's name is there and he also have the patta for that land. I also want to tell you that it is an agriculture land. Waiting for your valuable suggestion sir and want to know that if we can get our part in this land. If we go to the court how much time it can take to get the decision and if we won the case will my uncle have to pay all the expenses of proceedings.