Right of ownership of the building

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Your situation involves complex property laws, inheritance, and maintenance case complications.

 You might want to consider consulting a lawyer who specializes in property and family law.

 They can guide you on the best course of action, such as: - Exploring options to contest the property attachment

- Understanding the implications of the "Dan Patra" document - Possibilities of selling the building or finding alternative solutions -

 Negotiating with your estranged wife's side to settle the maintenance dues It might also be helpful to talk to a financial advisor to understand your options for managing the maintenance dues and protecting your interests.

Your parents applied for a house under PMAY. Was the amount paid to your father only? Your father gifted the land only but not the house, when there are two rooms with suppression of the fact of an incomplete house/two rooms.  And your mother and your siblings also have equal rights over the incomplete building.  So the objection raised by the Municipality authorities.  Try as advised by the above learned expert, Sri Ramachary sir.

Vague and incomplete facts cannot lead to form proper opinion and oblige.

You may better discuss your problems with all relevant documents with a local lawyer and proceed as suggested.

It is better to show relevant records to a local prudent lawyer for proper analyses of facts/documents, professional advise and necessary proceeding.

As per section 8 of Transfer of Property Act, transfer passes all interest except as specifically excluded. As per section 54 of transfer of property act along with reg act 1908,  transfer of immovable property must be through a valid deed. Your father exceuted a gift deed only for the land but not for the buiding. Hence land is your absolute ownership but building is still a part of your father's estate. As per the Hindu sucession Act, the building becomes the joint property of class 1 heir (You + Your 3 sister + mother) and therefore muncipality cannot mutate the entire property in your name. Municipal bye laws only allows permission when applicant has the clear and exclusive title to the land or structure as the case may be. Since building is a joint inherrited property, NOC from all sister and mother becomes mandatory. Only your share of property can be attached. As land is 100% in your name, so entire land can be attached. Building is jointly inherrited, your undivided share can be attached. Sisiter share cannot be attached as CPC protects the property that does not belongs to the judgement debtor. You cannot sell the entire property unless conset from all co- owners are required or you file a partion suit. After partition your portion becomes exclusive property that can be sold. First of all you have to file the application in the same court for imAw mediate stay on attachment . Secondally take NOC (REGISTSRED RELIQUISHMENT DEED) FROM YOUR SISTERS AND THEREAFTER BUILDING GET MUTATED IN YOUR NAME. yOU CAN CONSTRUCT AND SELL AND MUNCIPALITY WILL APPROVE THE MAPS. F

The facts posted are too confused and disjointed to suggest any meaningful remedy.