My father recently passed away, leaving behind a family property for his four daughters. His brother, however, took possession of the land. The land records now show my father’s name, but the property document (patta) has been changed. The revenue officer ruled in our favor, but the High Court in Madurai has put a temporary hold on the decision. How can we get this stay order lifted? How long will this temporary hold last?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My father recently passed away, leaving behind a family property for his four daughters. His brother, however, took possession of the land. The land records now show my father’s name, but the property document (patta) has been changed. The revenue officer ruled in our favor, but the High Court in Madurai has put a temporary hold on the decision. How can we get this stay order lifted? How long will this temporary hold last?
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

My father recently passed away, leaving behind a family property for his four daughters. His brother, however, took possession of the land. The land records now show my father’s name, but the property document (patta) has been changed. The revenue officer ruled in our favor, but the High Court in Madurai has put a temporary hold on the decision. How can we get this stay order lifted? How long will this temporary hold last?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

You can approach the High Court in Madurai to seek the lifting of the stay order by filing an appropriate application. The duration of the temporary hold depends on the court’s discretion and the progress of the legal proceedings, which can vary significantly.

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