1)file suit for partition for division of land by metes and bounds
2) also seek injunction restraining sale of land pending hearing and final disposal of suit
3) contact a local lawyer
Land partition
Sir. My grandfather is having 1acre of land on a town.Till now the land is on his name only .He has 3 sons and 4 daughters.he died 45 year back .On general agreement sons got that land while daughter's got other properties.the elder son was dead and he has 2 sons and my father,uncle are there.so usually there are primarily 3 main partners and my father registered 5000 sq ft of land from the land which he got as a share.the other part belongs to my brother's.where the problem arises is too many partners for the land they are telling that they are unable to divide land.that land is not divided physically till now just mentioning the area of land on papers.is there any provision in law so that i can get my land from them ,can i ask court to show me solution please guide me how to proceed as that land is very important for me
Asked 8 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
6 Answers
Can i get my land through court
Asked 8 years ago
Please help me in what way i have to proceed
Asked 8 years ago
before filing suit for partition issue legal notice to other legal heirs for division of land
2) if they refuse to agree for division of properties suit for partition is the only option
1) please note suit for partition would take around 15 years to be disposed of
2) hence amicable settlement is the best option
You can file a partition suit and seek separate possession of your share in the property.
Though partition has taken place on papers, the physical partition has not taken place hence he court's interference would solve the problem.
Can i get my land through court
Yes, you can file a parition suit and seek partition and separate possession, let the court decide about the feasibility of partition.
Please help me in what way i have to proceed
You can consult an advocate in the local, discuss with him at length on the subject issue, you may proceed as per his advise or if you have doubt, you may take a second opinion from a different lawyer and decide the next course.