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Kaku Kaku   29 August 2024

Property dispute

"We have a property that was in my grandmother's name, who passed away 7 years ago. We moved out of the house 7 years back, and since then, my uncle has taken possession of it. Now he is not allowing the registration. Can I go and live in my grandmother's house?"



Quick Summary
A user is facing a property dispute after their grandmother passed away seven years ago. Their uncle has occupied the house since then and is preventing its registration. The user is asking if they can move back into their grandmother's house. Legal advice suggests that the user's parents can file a suit for partition and separate possession to claim their rightful share, as the uncle cannot refuse to comply with court orders.

 2 Replies

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     29 August 2024

Is it paternal or maternal grandmother?

Whatever,  your parent can file a suit for partition and separate possession of your legitimate share in it. 

He cannot refuse to obey court orders. 

Shashi Dhara   29 August 2024

You cannot force but your parents have right to file suit for partition and possession, let they file the suit.

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