My land, which is used for agriculture, is still registered in my grandfather’s name. Can my uncle sell this land without my consent? If he does, what legal action can I take? He has already signed a sale letter and received half the payment.

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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My land, which is used for agriculture, is still registered in my grandfather’s name. Can my uncle sell this land without my consent? If he does, what legal action can I take? He has already signed a sale letter and received half the payment.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Your uncle cannot sell the land without your consent as you are a legal heir to your grandfather. You can file a suit for injunction to stop the sale and claim your share of the land. You can also file a complaint with the police for cheating and forgery if the sale letter is fraudulent.

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