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Ashutosh Arya   18 July 2015

Please help

Hello the respected lawers.......

I have one query regarding the dispute in division of familial property. Some years ago the formal division of property was transacted among the three brothers of the same family. The  provision and ways of share in the property and land was explicitely mentioned in the written form on white paper. At that time all the share holder (three brothers) and the mother and father agreed on the mentioned term and signed on that written agrrement. It is noteworthy to mention here that the agreement was conducted on white paper only without any government stamp.

Now after the lapse of almost 10 year, the other party (including mother and father) is trying to fabricate the whole division to consficate some of my land property by saying that this white paper agreement has no value in the court of law.

my query is that , can I produce that evidence of signed agreement in a court to maintain the  division  in status quo.Is it acceptable as an evidence in a court of law.?

Please enlighten me on this matter.

iI will always be obliged to you.

Thanking you.



 2 Replies

saravanan s (legal advisor)     18 July 2015

you have arrived at a family settlement but it is not registered.so its not valid.if its ancestral propertyy you can file a partition suit to get your rightful share

Ashutosh Arya   18 July 2015

The whole property (land and building) are registered on the name of my mother and father. Earlier at the time of settlement all the member signed on the agreed distributed property but the owner of property was still mother and father. The whole property are registered on their name only and the agreement was made on white paper with the sign of mom and dad too. So can I produce that white paper agreement as an evidence of my property in the court if they want to alter the term and condition.


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