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The House was in the name of my Grandfather. After the death of my grand father, the house was registered in the Municipal record in the name of my Grand Mother. In the life time of my Grandmother by way of decree got registered the house in the name of my father and my Uncle. My Grand Mother has died. On the basis of decree house in the Municipal record 1/2 share was registered in the name of my Father and 1/2 share of the house in the name of my Uncle. Now my father in the old age having no source of income has sold the house. We are three brothers. we have no objection. There is matrimonial dispute between my one brother and his wife. Borther is living separately and his wife is living separately. Now after the sale of house, the wife of my one brother stated above has filed civil suit challenging the sale deed and for her share in the house. My question is whether she has any legal right in said house acquired by my father as above ? Whether my father was not authroised to sell the house which he received from his mother. What is the legal position in this case.
1 Answer from Attorneys
the wife of brother has no locus standi to question the sale.
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