By 1980 my grand father's mother received a ancestor land legally by law after her brother expired . Around 1983 my grand father's brother sold the entire land without sharing it . Now the land was transferred to more than four . But it was sold illegally without any signature from by grand father as well as my father .what I need to do now . Tks Kamalesh from Chennai .
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1) if your grand father brother ahs sold any land illegally your grand father should have file suit in court to set aside sale deed as he had equal share in said land
2) after 33 years court would not be inclined to grant you any reliefs .
3) you have to explain the reasons for delay in moving court for 33 years
Tks Mr.Ajay sethi . But it was never reveal ed to us by our grand mother for long time . Just a month before she told to us. But the land was still not yet built by the current owner because of bank loan was rejected . In that case any lawyer can help us . Because the value of the property is huge . Moreover the current owner was also not able to get loan from the bank .tks
1) you can take the plea that fraud was discovered only recently
2) that your grad mother being illiterate was not aware about sale of land
3) contact a local lawyer and file suit to set aside sale deed
1.The said alleged event took place more than 12 years ago.
2. So, you can not stake your claim now before the Court by filing a suit since the cause of action has already long passed the limitation period.
3. You can file the suit if and only if you can prove that you came to know about the illegal act only recently and that you had no scope to know about the said event which was suppressed from you.
1. If you admit that your grandmother had recently told you then the Court will say that at least one of the legal heirs of your grandfather knew about the incidence for which he matter will become time barred.
2. Since your father is the legal heir of your grandfather (if he is dead), then your father and if he is no more then his legal heirs can claim that you recently came to know from the occupants, whom you considered so long as tenants ( or labourers, as the case may be), that the said property has been sold to hem illegally by the brothers of your father.
3. Once the suit is admitted by the Court, you have a very fare chance to win it.