Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India

Hi my name is Vijay. I am asking this question on behalf of my mother. She has a share in her ancestral property. she is one in 7 (3 daughters & 4 brothers) kids for my grandfather. At the time when my Grandfather expired (1994) there was no will as such. And the property was still in the name of my mother forefathers name only. In 2005 my mothers brothers and sisters made as khatha so as to bring the property into their names. In the event, all the brothers parted ways with land (28'x148' which is located in a good place in Bangalore) and 3 sisters where mentioned 50 thousand (to be given) and from my mothers side there is no release deed been made as such. When my mother inquire with her elder brother (kartha) he told vaguely that 50 thousand is nothing its just for paper work we will give you sisters much more than that. Now in that land, with the help of a builder they have constructed flats in which 6 for the builder and 6 for the brothers. Now in that elder brother will keep 3 flats and the rest will go to the other brothers. In that 3 flats he will dispose one flat and settle all the expenditures occurred and the whatever left money is there he will disperse to the 3 sisters. Now my question is whether we can fight a case against them and what might be the consequences arising from it. The building project is in the state of completion. Please do suggest.

Asked on 9/05/11, 4:58 am

RAJIV GUPTA (Cell: +91 9811284735) [email protected]

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you may seek remedy by approaching the civil court.

Answered on 9/06/11, 2:06 am

KarVai Legal Solutions Rajiv Gupta 9811284735 Ch.No: 359, Western Wing, Tis Hazari, Delhi www.karvai.in

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yes u can file a civil suit asking equal distribution after deducting all expenses incurred in construction .....

Answered on 9/07/11, 2:58 am

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