My dad and his siblings, including their families, inherited our ancestral home and lands from our grandfather and his brothers. Now, one of my uncles’ families wants to sell their share of the property. The partition deed states that we need to be informed before any sale. Can we legally challenge this sale in court?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My dad and his siblings, including their families, inherited our ancestral home and lands from our grandfather and his brothers. Now, one of my uncles’ families wants to sell their share of the property. The partition deed states that we need to be informed before any sale. Can we legally challenge this sale in court?

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My dad and his siblings, including their families, inherited our ancestral home and lands from our grandfather and his brothers. Now, one of my uncles’ families wants to sell their share of the property. The partition deed states that we need to be informed before any sale. Can we legally challenge this sale in court?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Yes, you can legally challenge the sale in court. The partition deed explicitly requires informing all co-owners before any sale, and failing to do so violates the agreement and potentially jeopardizes the rights of the other co-owners. You can file a suit to restrain the sale and seek other legal remedies.