Right to share in property relinquished

You can reply that you are not interested in it and you shall relinquish your rights over the property to all other legal heirs.

What are the contents of the notice ?  If you are not interested do not respond to the notice if you are not interested in the property.  Let the law take its own course.

You have stated to have relinquished your share in intestate property left behind by your father, reply the notice accordingly.

Consult a local prudent lawyer for appreciation of facts/ documents and professional advise.

There has been no effective relinquishment unless you have executed a deed to that effect. The alleged notices are of no legal effect. 

The best option is for all the legal heirs to jointly execute a partition deed, wherein you relinquish your rights and interests at your discretion.

With due respect mere oral relinquishment to immovable property is not legally valid, the relinquishment must be in writing and needs registration.

If you have relinquished your rights in the property by a registered deed, then you can give a reply notice stating that he cannot expect any relief of partition from you since you do not own any share i the property as you have already relinquished your rights in the property. 

If you are dragged to court despite giving this reply you can file a counter or written statement with the same contents and inform court about this with documentary evidences so that the court may frame the issues accordingly excluding  you. 

1. Do not do anything. Let matter go to Court. In Court you may file your written statement that you have no interest to claim any such property or whatever....  The matter will be settled permanently.

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