My family and I moved to Delhi from Uttar Pradesh six years ago, leaving our house in UP with my uncle. We visit about every month or two, and we keep the property documents with us. However, we’re worried that my uncle, driven by greed, might try to use our house to get a bank loan or sell it. Is it possible for him to take out a loan or sell the property using forged documents? What steps can we take to protect our interests from any fraudulent activities?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My family and I moved to Delhi from Uttar Pradesh six years ago, leaving our house in UP with my uncle. We visit about every month or two, and we keep the property documents with us. However, we’re worried that my uncle, driven by greed, might try to use our house to get a bank loan or sell it. Is it possible for him to take out a loan or sell the property using forged documents? What steps can we take to protect our interests from any fraudulent activities?
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Apni Law Staff asked 4 months ago

My family and I moved to Delhi from Uttar Pradesh six years ago, leaving our house in UP with my uncle. We visit about every month or two, and we keep the property documents with us. However, we’re worried that my uncle, driven by greed, might try to use our house to get a bank loan or sell it. Is it possible for him to take out a loan or sell the property using forged documents? What steps can we take to protect our interests from any fraudulent activities?

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 months ago

Under Indian law, your uncle cannot legally take out a loan or sell your house using forged documents. However, to prevent potential fraudulent activities, register your ownership of the house in Delhi and update the property records in Uttar Pradesh. This will make it extremely difficult for him to claim ownership or sell the property illegally.

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