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Saurabh Srivastava   12 September 2020

Need the opinion on property ownership

Hi Sir,

 

I have ancestors home which is registered with the name of my grandmother & others(Assuming, others must be her sons as daughters are already given NOC) after my grandfather death. Now my grandmother is expired as well. Is there any possibilities that one son can take the NOC letter from daughters & without informing to a younger brother, change the ownership of the house?

 

if yes then how can we prevent him? If he takes loan on house & not planning to pay back then what will happened?



Quick Summary
This discussion concerns the ownership of an ancestral home registered under the grandmother's name and others. Following the grandmother's death, questions arise about whether one son can obtain NOCs from daughters and change ownership without informing a younger brother. The advice suggests filing a civil suit for partition and seeking an injunction to prevent property alienation until the suit is resolved.

 2 Replies

Shashi Dhara   12 September 2020

File civil suit for partition and take injuntion to not alienate the property until suit is decided.

P. Venu (Advocate)     12 September 2020

What do you mean by "grandmother & others"? Also, please post real issue, if any.


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