You can approach the court to establish the exact ownership shares based on the original agreement and payments made. You can also argue that your father’s additional principal payment and the furniture expense are not equal contributions. The court will likely consider the overall financial contributions and the original agreement to determine your father’s share and legal rights in the flat.
Answer for My father and uncle bought a flat together in 2006. Dad paid 2.5 lakhs, and Uncle paid 2.5 lakhs plus 1 lakh for registration. They signed an agreement then. After 8 years of monthly EMI payments of 5,100, Dad paid 3 lakhs towards the loan principal. There’s still around 1.5 lakhs remaining. Now, Uncle wants to build a separate kitchen and bathroom in the flat. I disagree, but he says they both paid equally for the house. He claims he paid for furniture and other things worth around 2 lakhs. What are my legal options?
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