My family owns 150 acres of land together. I’m worried my brother might sell it without my agreement, as some of the other owners might help him. The potential buyers are farmers, who may not be aware of the need for legal documents. Is there any way to prevent this sale without my permission? Can I inform the land registration office to stop this?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My family owns 150 acres of land together. I’m worried my brother might sell it without my agreement, as some of the other owners might help him. The potential buyers are farmers, who may not be aware of the need for legal documents. Is there any way to prevent this sale without my permission? Can I inform the land registration office to stop this?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My family owns 150 acres of land together. I’m worried my brother might sell it without my agreement, as some of the other owners might help him. The potential buyers are farmers, who may not be aware of the need for legal documents. Is there any way to prevent this sale without my permission? Can I inform the land registration office to stop this?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

In India, you can prevent the sale of the land without your consent. You can file a caveat at the land registration office, which prevents any transfer of ownership without your knowledge and consent. You can also approach the court to seek an injunction against the sale.

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