My parents passed away a few years ago, leaving me and my brother as co-owners of our family flat. However, my brother is refusing to complete the co-membership application form for the society, preventing me from becoming a member. The society secretary says they cannot process my membership until the forms are complete. What legal steps can I take to resolve this issue?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My parents passed away a few years ago, leaving me and my brother as co-owners of our family flat. However, my brother is refusing to complete the co-membership application form for the society, preventing me from becoming a member. The society secretary says they cannot process my membership until the forms are complete. What legal steps can I take to resolve this issue?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My parents passed away a few years ago, leaving me and my brother as co-owners of our family flat. However, my brother is refusing to complete the co-membership application form for the society, preventing me from becoming a member. The society secretary says they cannot process my membership until the forms are complete. What legal steps can I take to resolve this issue?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You can file a civil suit against your brother for specific performance, compelling him to complete the co-membership form. Alternatively, you can approach the society with a court order, directing them to process your membership based on your inheritance rights as a co-owner.

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