I recently bought a house in Delhi under my own name. Will my siblings have a claim to it? I paid for it with my own money. If so, what are the reasons and how would they claim it?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I recently bought a house in Delhi under my own name. Will my siblings have a claim to it? I paid for it with my own money. If so, what are the reasons and how would they claim it?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Generally, your siblings would not have a claim to your house in Delhi as you purchased it with your own funds and registered it in your name. However, if they can prove a specific legal right like being a co-owner or having a financial contribution towards the purchase, they might be able to file a claim.

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