We bought a 2-acre plot in 2014. Now, we want to sell it but are facing trouble. Last month, the previous seller’s son sent a court notice claiming it as ancestral property sold without his consent. No one else has claimed the land before this. We’re unsure how to proceed. Could you please share your advice on this matter? We’d appreciate your guidance. Thanks.

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Law Forum › Category: Property › We bought a 2-acre plot in 2014. Now, we want to sell it but are facing trouble. Last month, the previous seller’s son sent a court notice claiming it as ancestral property sold without his consent. No one else has claimed the land before this. We’re unsure how to proceed. Could you please share your advice on this matter? We’d appreciate your guidance. Thanks.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

We bought a 2-acre plot in 2014. Now, we want to sell it but are facing trouble. Last month, the previous seller’s son sent a court notice claiming it as ancestral property sold without his consent. No one else has claimed the land before this. We’re unsure how to proceed. Could you please share your advice on this matter? We’d appreciate your guidance. Thanks.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should immediately consult a lawyer specializing in property law. The son’s claim needs to be evaluated based on his proof of ancestral lineage and inheritance rights. If his claim is valid, you might need to negotiate with him or face potential legal complications.

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