what were you doing these years
Fraud and misrepresentation
Dear Sir, My father was opened a Company in 1986, in that company my mother was a partner 25% my grand father was partner 50% and my father was partner 25%. some bad circumstances my father give out my mother from home in 1987, but a company and partnership was not terminated, in that company have a 47000 Sq. Ft. land, after my father give out my mother from home he was also go away from home, after that my grand father was sold a lend to other person without my mother or my father's signature. That lend was sold in 1989 so is it possible to file suit for declaration and how? My mother's age is 61 years Please help me
Asked 10 years ago in Property Law
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Sir at that time i was 13 and we lived 300 km far away from palanpur
Asked 10 years ago
Since your mother and father were partners to the extent of 25% each in the company they can impeach the sale of land by your grand father if they can show that they were unaware of the sale till now.
yes they are unaware till now because they live separate live till now I am living with my mother, and we are able to prove to we are unaware.
Asked 10 years ago
In that event they may file a case for cancellation of the sale by your grand father.
No case file for a cancellation till date, and my grand father pass away,
Asked 10 years ago
1. Your parents can not file a declaratory suit praying for declaration that they are the owners of 25% each share of the said property,
2. In the same suit they can pray for a direction on the Registrar to cancell the registration of the sale deed of the property illegally executed by your grandfather.
if the property was sold in 1986 what was your mother doing for 25 years . she sould have filed suit to set aside sale deed as it was vitiated by fraud
I have already suggested to you that your parents can file a suit for cancellation of sale deed and recognition of their ownership to the extent of 25% each in the land sold by your grand father during his life time.