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Also ever since the widow of Mr. A passed away 15 years ago, one of the sons has lived in the property with his family, solely paid relevant taxes and performed necessary maintenance of the property while the other son has not lived in the house for the last 30 years. He has paid a few visits over the years. In this scenario, can the son who has lived in the property claim the property through law of “Adverse Possession” ?
The property is not divided into metes and bounds in between the three legal heirs and there is nothing on record that shows who acquired what part and such boundaries. Mutation can neither bring or lose rights on property stated in the will.
Then the son is definitely a trustee for the undivided property, which shows a mutation in 3 names without such division in individual names.
The query is finally on Adverse possession by one to grab the entire property when he is a trustee of all co-sharers and only entitled to his proportionate share alone and his claim is that he is residing in the house, paying taxes and maintenance stating that other co-sharer rarely visits to the property devolved on him through a will and mutation records confirm his joint ownership of undivided property !!!!!!!!! (hence adverse claim by the co-sharer who is residing in undivided property)
