My grandfather gifted half his land to my father without any strings attached. Now, my uncle is pressuring us to return it. He convinced my grandfather to challenge the gift in court, claiming my father pressured him. What legal options do we have, and what are the chances of winning the case?

Indian law generally protects gifts made without undue influence. Your uncle needs to prove your father coerced your grandfather into the gift, which is a high burden. You can defend the gift by showing its validity and your grandfather’s mental capacity at the time. The chances of winning depend on evidence presented and the court’s assessment of the situation.