My brother tricked my four sisters, including me, into signing a release deed for our ancestral property in 1989. We filed a lawsuit against the deed in 2011 and it’s nearing its final stage. I need advice on how to proceed.

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Law Forum › Category: Muslim Law › My brother tricked my four sisters, including me, into signing a release deed for our ancestral property in 1989. We filed a lawsuit against the deed in 2011 and it’s nearing its final stage. I need advice on how to proceed.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My brother tricked my four sisters, including me, into signing a release deed for our ancestral property in 1989. We filed a lawsuit against the deed in 2011 and it’s nearing its final stage. I need advice on how to proceed.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

The law allows for challenging a deed based on fraud and undue influence. As your case is nearing its final stage, consult with your lawyer to understand the specific arguments and evidence needed. Consider exploring options like mediation or seeking a settlement to expedite the process.

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