Mp Krishnaiah 11 March 2020

unregisteted document

Dear experts
in the year 1968 a father executed a doument regarding his land in favor of her daughter and her brother also one of the attester on the same and since then she is enjoying with the peaceful possession. now her brother who attested on the document objecting and trying to grab the same
filed the case and court is considering to mark the same though it is 30 yers back as it is unregistered.
kindly advice on this issue.
Thanq very much in Advance.

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A daughter is facing a legal challenge from her brother regarding a land document executed in 1968. Despite her peaceful possession for over 30 years, the brother, who was an attester, is now objecting to the unregistered document. The court is considering the document despite its age and unregistered status. Advice is sought on how to proceed, including potential claims of adverse possession and objections to the document's admissibility.

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Naresh Dhanjal 11 March 2020

attesting witness must be at least two. one attestation is not legally tenable.

Shashi Dhara 11 March 2020

The land is ancestral or self acquired of father.if khata has been changed on that unregistered deed MR etc to her name fifty years long adverse possession shall be claimed.