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Rajesh (Director)     31 January 2014

Property dispute

 

Hi,

My grandfather left a will stating that our ancestoral property would be divided such that, out of the 2.75 acre land, my father gets 1.75 acres and the rest gets divided amongst my father's four sisters. 

My father never made any money and hence has no property of his own other than the ancestoral property in question. I and my elder brother were raised by our mother. My father now takes care of the property while our mother stays with us. She had been a victim of domestic violence for long and we do not wish to send her to live with our father.

1. My father now threatens to get married to another woman if we dont allow our mother to live with him. If he gets married again, what rights does the second wife have over the property? 

2. Out of the four sisters two have taken their share, would we need to get a written permission from the other two sisters before selling our property. Somebody told me that all the four sisters have to be present at the time of the sale. is that true?

3. Can we claim the property (our father's share) showing his irresponsible nature and incapabilities?

Please help.



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Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 )     31 January 2014

without giving divorce to first wife, your father cannot remarry as per hindu law. All the sisters written permission is a must. As far as your father is living, and title holder is your father, you do not have any rights on the property


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