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civil suit for partition/compromise deed

a residential property of 200 sq yda left by will is to be shared by 1/5th each by 5 sons(mother too expired) after a compromise deed(civil suit was filed for partion) among five(all) how to proceed for the sale at the earliest


Asked on 2/07/08, 10:33 am

5 Answers from Attorneys

Homi Maratha N.N. Maratha & Co.-Advocates

Re: civil suit for partition/compromise deed

Please contact personally alongwith the details as your documents needs to be examined.

Professional charges are applicable.

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Answered on 2/07/08, 12:05 pm
Homi Maratha N.N. Maratha & Co.-Advocates

Re: civil suit for partition/compromise deed

Please contact personally alongwith the details as your documents needs to be examined.

Professional charges are applicable.

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Answered on 2/07/08, 12:06 pm
Homi Maratha N.N. Maratha & Co.-Advocates

Re: civil suit for partition/compromise deed

Please contact personally alongwith the details as your documents needs to be examined.

Professional charges are applicable.

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Answered on 2/07/08, 12:06 pm
Garima Prashad GARIMA PRASHAD & ASSOCIATES

Re: civil suit for partition/compromise deed

You can always sell your share in the property immediately to anyone on the basis of an agreement to sell. But a sale deed can be executed only when you have a clear title to your share. To get a clear title, go for a mutation of the property. This means the municipal corporation will register the five equal portions in the names of the five brothers sepearately for which it will be better if all the brothers sign affidavits of no - objection. The Municipal Corporaiton of your area will give you a mutation letter in your favour on the basis of the Will, compromise deed and the Affidavit of the brothers. You can enter into any sale deed with any person thereafter.

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Answered on 2/08/08, 7:13 pm

Re: civil suit for partition/compromise deed

details are required tobe examined.So,contact with details,professional charges re applicable.

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Answered on 2/12/08, 12:23 pm


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