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shyam lal   07 September 2022

Renting undivided property share

One of the CO owners of a undivided immovable property as per the unregistered family settlement has rentered the portion of the house and installed a third party in his place with a understanding he can file a partition suit and enjoy his share of portion of the undivided share while doing so in lieu he has taken a considerable amount balance on completing the partition suit. Queiry can the other share holder legally object to the third party


Quick Summary
This discussion explores the legality of one co-owner renting out their portion of an undivided property without the consent of other shareholders. The question arises whether other co-owners can object to a third party occupying the property, especially when the renting co-owner intends to file a partition suit. The consensus suggests that other shareholders do have grounds to legally object to such arrangements.

 3 Replies

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     08 September 2022

The facts posted are not clear.

One of the shareholder stated to have rented out which part of the property, without emarcation and consent of co-sharers ?

shyam lal   08 September 2022

Advocate Vash*ta

You have read and understood it right. 

answer would be appreciated. 

RajendraPrasad P.V.   08 September 2022

yes the other co-sharer can object


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