If someone has a legal claim to a property involved in a partial lawsuit, but didn’t file their own case, will they still get a share of the property?

Apni Law
Apni Law
Law Forum › Category: Property › If someone has a legal claim to a property involved in a partial lawsuit, but didn’t file their own case, will they still get a share of the property?
Vote Up
493
Vote Down
Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

If someone has a legal claim to a property involved in a partial lawsuit, but didn’t file their own case, will they still get a share of the property?

1 Answers
Vote Up
41
Vote Down

Best Answer

Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Under Indian law, a person with a legal claim to a property, even if not a party to an existing lawsuit, may still have their claim considered if they intervene in the ongoing proceedings. If they fail to intervene, their rights may be affected by the outcome of the existing case.

You Might Also Like

My father, uncle, and aunt own a large piece of land together. Dad wants to divide it into three separate plots, one for each of them. However, my uncle and aunt are dragging their feet, and they’re acting like they have control over the entire property. They won’t sign the necessary documents to divide the land. What legal steps can my father take to get his share quickly? He wants to either sell it or build something on it. We’re Hindu and Punjabi, and he needs this sorted out soon.

I’ve paid the full price for a property to Mr. X, who inherited it from his father. All documents are ready for registration. Mr. X has a wife and a young son. His wife is seriously ill and has been hospitalized for the past three months. The doctors say her condition is critical, and she’s unable to move. 1. Can I register the property with Mr. X alone, or does his wife need to be present? 2. If his wife passes away, can I then register the property with Mr. X only? 3. Are there any other ways to proceed with the registration with Mr. X?

My father and his brother own a property in Kochi, with a court order for its division. They have a 5/6 share in the land, but my father is hesitant to petition the court for a survey. Can he independently request the court to appoint a commission for measuring the property? What legal steps are required to appoint a commission and partition the property?

My land is being used for a canal project. It’s fertile, irrigated, and enclosed by a wall. I’m a farmer and want to know the compensation amount the government will pay. Can you suggest the best legal format to ensure I get a fair deal?

My grandfather built our ancestral home in Kolkata for his family. Sadly, my grandmother decided to leave the entire property to my uncle’s son, leaving my father with nothing. This caused a lot of pain and hurt for my father, who valued the house deeply for its sentimental value. Although my grandmother later gave my father the ground floor and made a will stating this, he passed away suddenly this February. Now, my aunt and grandmother are demanding the will and other documents back. Is there any way I can claim a portion of the property even without any legal documentation?

Share This Article
Previous Article Our Kolkata hotel installed Godrej card locks five years ago. Three months ago, Godrej Service emailed us about upgrading the locks as they’ve stopped supplying them. They also said they won’t provide any software support, even if we don’t want hardware upgrades. Can they cut off software support for their hardware without giving us enough time? Replacing all the locks would be very costly.
Next Article My husband has filed a case against me under Section 9. Could you please explain what this section actually entails?

Follow US

Find US on Social Medias
Popular News
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
Ad imageAd image

📢 Stay Connected!

Join our community on Telegram and WhatsApp for instant updates, news, and exclusive offers.