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Guruprasad.R   13 February 2026

Court decree on partition

Hi All, Thanks for the solutions providing for the society. There was a Compromise decree was passed by court which was unknowingly signed as a case by my wife against his brother and father as this was forced to sign by her mother and brother in 2015. Also there was an O/S filed during 2014 relates to partition was pending against the same property by my wife's aunt(Sister of my father in law) now that O/S is still going on and they issued notice to us as well. My question is : will that court partition decree passed to my wife in 2015 will be valid or can that be cancelled/void and re partition will be done by court now. what is the next step that we can proceed.


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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     13 February 2026

The partition suit that was compromised among the parties to the suit is a different suit, now your wife's aunt's case is a different suit.

Perhaps your wife's aunt was not a party to that suit, if at all she has any rights or interest in the properties where she claims her legitimate share, then the court will decide the case on merits.

Therefore without knowing the background details, any opinion given here especially with regard to the pending suit would be a misguidance and prejudice to the subjudice matter.

P. Venu (Advocate)     15 February 2026

Facts, as posted,  too disjointed and is too vague to be understood. Please repost.

Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     16 February 2026

Incomplete and vague facts cannot lead to form proper opinion and oblige. 

Consult a local prudent lawyer for  proper appreciation of facts and professional advise.

Adv. Disha Mittal (Advocate)     16 February 2026

The Compromise Decree which was passed in 2015 will not be cancelled or becomes void but your wife can submit in the OS case about the compromise deed which has been signed under coersion so that a fair trial can be made about. 
Rest the fcats of the case are lvague, kindly give full detail for better guidance. 

Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     19 February 2026

A compromise decree stated to have been passed in 2015 has attained finality, which cannot be challanged.


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