My father bought a property in 2002 and added my name to the registration. Now, he wants to sell it without giving me my rightful share. Can I fight this legally? Does my investment in the property matter? What are the legal challenges I might face in court? Is there a law that guarantees my share? The sale deed doesn’t mention the share ratio.

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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

My father bought a property in 2002 and added my name to the registration. Now, he wants to sell it without giving me my rightful share. Can I fight this legally? Does my investment in the property matter? What are the legal challenges I might face in court? Is there a law that guarantees my share? The sale deed doesn’t mention the share ratio.

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

Yes, you can legally challenge the sale. Your investment in the property matters and could be considered in determining your share. Legal challenges could arise from proving your ownership and share. The Transfer of Property Act and the Indian Succession Act may be relevant, but legal advice from an attorney is necessary.

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