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My grandfather gifted our family land to my brother and me in his will, written in 1981. Sadly, he passed away in 1983. My brother, who remained unmarried, passed away in 2008, leaving me as the sole inheritor.In 2016, my sister, who is married, came to live with me, claiming financial difficulties. I welcomed her into my home, unaware of her true intentions. After three months, she began demanding a share of the property. I refused, as the will clearly states I am the sole inheritor.Now, she has filed complaints with the local police, senior city officials, and even the Chief Minister’s office. My construction work has been halted, and my tenants are being harassed. I’m at my wit’s end, what can I do?

My grandfather gifted our family land to my brother and me in his will, written in 1981. Sadly, he passed…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

After my husband’s passing, we owned a flat jointly. The agreement was in both our names. I later transferred the ownership to myself. Could my in-laws challenge this or claim a share in the property?

After my husband's passing, we owned a flat jointly. The agreement was in both our names. I later transferred the…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

My parents are no more, and I have four brothers. We’re facing a tough time as we can’t agree on how to divide our family’s land and property.

My parents are no more, and I have four brothers. We're facing a tough time as we can't agree on…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

I booked a flat in Naroda back in 2011. But the builder couldn’t get a loan approved because his property documents weren’t accepted by SBI. Now he’s cancelled my flat without any reason and won’t return my money for six months. What can I do?

I booked a flat in Naroda back in 2011. But the builder couldn't get a loan approved because his property…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

My family owns ancestral land in Nanded district. Our neighbor illegally sold a portion of our land, claiming it as their own. Though we fought the case, we unfortunately lost. My father, who initiated the suit, has passed away. Now, I have about 10 guntha of land left that’s free of any claims. Can I sell, lease, or rent this land without any legal issues? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

My family owns ancestral land in Nanded district. Our neighbor illegally sold a portion of our land, claiming it as…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

My two sisters and I own our ancestral land equally. They want to give me their share for free, making me the sole owner. Should we create separate legal documents for each sister or just one? What are the potential problems with just one document? How can I make sure these legal documents are strong and won’t be challenged in the future?

My two sisters and I own our ancestral land equally. They want to give me their share for free, making…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

My husband is a government employee, having inherited his father’s job after his passing. His father had two wives, the first sadly deceased. Now, his stepmother, who lives separately and receives a pension of around â‚¹8,000, is demanding that my husband build her a house. He has refused, but she’s threatening to file a legal case against him. Is her claim valid? Furthermore, she often tries to guilt him by saying he only got the job because of her.

My husband is a government employee, having inherited his father's job after his passing. His father had two wives, the…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

My grandfather divided his property among his children, including my father, but he passed away before signing the official documents. My father is also deceased, and I don’t have any paperwork to prove my inheritance. My aunts are living on the property that was supposed to be my father’s, and the boundaries are clearly defined. Is there a way to claim my share of the property without any documentation? I’m hoping for a helpful solution.

My grandfather divided his property among his children, including my father, but he passed away before signing the official documents.…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

As a government employee with two siblings, we inherited ancestral property that hasn’t been divided yet. My younger brother has begun selling parts of it, straining our family bond. I’m very busy with work and can’t attend frequent court hearings for the next couple of years. What’s the best legal way to stop him from selling the property until it’s divided, keeping my time limitations in mind?

As a government employee with two siblings, we inherited ancestral property that hasn't been divided yet. My younger brother has…

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Three years ago, my neighbor, a farmer, planted 100 eucalyptus trees close to the shared boundary of our fields. Now, these trees have grown tall, blocking sunlight and affecting my crops by hindering their growth and water absorption. This has resulted in a loss of nearly two acres of crops. Despite my protests, my neighbor refuses to cut the trees, claiming they are on his land. However, a recent land survey confirmed that five feet of the trees are actually on my property. My neighbor is willing to cede this five-foot strip but insists on cutting the trees. I’m not willing to let him cut them as they are now on my land, making me the rightful owner. So, who legally owns these trees? Who has the right to cut them? And if the trees were planted within ten feet of the boundary, does my neighbor have any right to claim ownership or share in the trees according to the law?

Three years ago, my neighbor, a farmer, planted 100 eucalyptus trees close to the shared boundary of our fields. Now,…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

My grandfather’s property was divided among his three sons, including my father. Dad inherited one-third of the land. After his passing in 1999 and my mother’s in 2010, I’m unsure how the property will be divided amongst us four siblings (two brothers and two sisters). My siblings, without consulting me, sold two portions claiming they were my sisters’ shares. My brother now refuses to give me my rightful share and continues to occupy the property. How can I legally partition the remaining land?

My grandfather's property was divided among his three sons, including my father. Dad inherited one-third of the land. After his…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

Fifteen years ago, my father and his elder brother, my uncle, decided to build a home together. By 2004, the house was nearly complete. When my father retired and asked to move into one part of the house, my uncle refused. My father had contributed about four lakhs during the construction phase. Now, to build a new home, we’d need to invest ten to fifteen lakhs. We want my uncle to reimburse us for our father’s contribution, adjusting for today’s market value. What legal options do we have to get our money back, as my father no longer wishes to live in the shared house?

Fifteen years ago, my father and his elder brother, my uncle, decided to build a home together. By 2004, the…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

How is property divided amongst family members according to Islamic principles? My parents have passed away, leaving behind a house. We are five siblings â€“ three brothers, including myself, and two married sisters. How can we fairly divide the house among ourselves?

How is property divided amongst family members according to Islamic principles? My parents have passed away, leaving behind a house.…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

My grandmother passed away three years ago, leaving behind a will that only named my aunt as the beneficiary of her property. Since my mother is also her daughter, can she claim a share of the land? Is it possible for my aunt to sell the land without the consent of the other daughters?

My grandmother passed away three years ago, leaving behind a will that only named my aunt as the beneficiary of…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

My family has owned land in Survey Number 42 since 1936. Another family bought their portion in 1940. Back then, there were no separate sub-numbers for the land. In 1944, the other family went to the District Collector to get their part of the land officially recognized. The Collector then divided the entire survey into sub-numbers 1, 2, and 3, but they mistakenly ignored our family’s ownership. We can’t claim our land now. Can we challenge this decision now that I learned about it through an RTI application?

My family has owned land in Survey Number 42 since 1936. Another family bought their portion in 1940. Back then,…

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Apni Law answered 2 years ago

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