Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago
My grandfather, who passed away years ago, owned some agricultural land in a Tripura village. He left this land to his two sons – my father and my uncle. The land was never divided between them. Recently, my uncle sold half the property to someone else, but the price he got was much higher than the remaining land’s value. Now, my father has gotten his name removed from the records of the remaining land, leaving him as the sole owner. I’m worried about getting a fair share of the land, considering the value difference. My uncle already sold part of his share to another person. Is there still a chance for me to get my share of the land, or is it too late?
Best Answer
Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago
Under Indian law, you have a legal right to your share of the inherited property, even though your father’s name has been removed from the records. You can file a suit for partition of the land, seeking a fair division based on its current market value. You may have to contend with the sale to a third party, but the court can consider the circumstances and determine the rightful share you are entitled to.
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