My sister and I inherited a property from our parents in 2013. We were granted a joint 1/4th share in the court. The property division is still pending. My sister now wants her own share and possession instead of staying joint owners. Is it possible to separate our shares at this stage? We’re from Kolkata.

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My sister and I inherited a property from our parents in 2013. We were granted a joint 1/4th share in the court. The property division is still pending. My sister now wants her own share and possession instead of staying joint owners. Is it possible to separate our shares at this stage? We’re from Kolkata.
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Apni Law Staff asked 4 months ago

My sister and I inherited a property from our parents in 2013. We were granted a joint 1/4th share in the court. The property division is still pending. My sister now wants her own share and possession instead of staying joint owners. Is it possible to separate our shares at this stage? We’re from Kolkata.

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 months ago

Yes, it’s possible to separate your shares even if the property division is pending. You can file a partition suit in the Kolkata High Court seeking division of your inherited property. The court will decide on the division based on the legal framework, your rights as joint owners, and any agreements you might have.

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