My family owns a 65 square yard house. My father has one brother who has been living in the house with his family since our grandparents passed away five years ago. We live elsewhere, but would like to claim our rightful share of the property. However, my uncle is refusing to cooperate. What legal options do I have to ensure I receive my share?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My family owns a 65 square yard house. My father has one brother who has been living in the house with his family since our grandparents passed away five years ago. We live elsewhere, but would like to claim our rightful share of the property. However, my uncle is refusing to cooperate. What legal options do I have to ensure I receive my share?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My family owns a 65 square yard house. My father has one brother who has been living in the house with his family since our grandparents passed away five years ago. We live elsewhere, but would like to claim our rightful share of the property. However, my uncle is refusing to cooperate. What legal options do I have to ensure I receive my share?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can initiate a partition suit in a civil court seeking division of the property according to your legal share. Since your uncle is refusing to cooperate, you can apply for a court order to appoint a commissioner to divide the property.

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