What factors does an Indian court consider when dividing a house owned by two brothers? If both brothers claim to have built the house with their own money, how does the court determine their respective shares? What evidence might the court require to prove individual contributions? If the evidence is inconclusive, how is the division calculated?

Indian courts consider factors like ownership documents, contributions made by each brother, the purpose of the house, and the intention of the brothers when dividing a house. If both claim to have built it with their own money, the court may require evidence like bank statements, receipts, and witness testimony to determine individual contributions. If evidence is inconclusive, the court may divide the house equally between the brothers.