My family includes my parents, my unmarried sister, and me, the only unmarried son. My married sister lives with her in-laws. Can I buy a piece of land from my father, which is currently registered in my grandfather’s name?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My family includes my parents, my unmarried sister, and me, the only unmarried son. My married sister lives with her in-laws. Can I buy a piece of land from my father, which is currently registered in my grandfather’s name?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Yes, you can purchase land from your father. As the land is registered in your grandfather’s name, your father would need to inherit it first through succession laws. Once he owns the land, he can sell it to you legally.

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