Legal Question in Real Estate Law in India

sir, my father and his cousin brother married two own sisters(my mother and her elder sister). My mother's father bought two sites in my fathers cousin name and after 10 years, my fathers cousin was told to transfer one site to my father, so when he transferred they made an affidavit in court that they come from same family and have settled their property 10 years back.. by mistake the the names have been interchanged, so the name of one site was changed to my fathers name( this was done to save sales tax). we are two sons to our father, my brother after his marriage went out to stay in another city and does not care for my father.. now my father wants to make a will on this site to my name.. but my brother threatens him that it is ancestral property and my father cannot make a will on my name. does it become ancestral property as it was bought on my fathers cousin name initially? and can my father make a will on my name or not?

Asked on 10/29/12, 12:34 am

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It is not ancestral property and your father has all the right to will or gift it to any one and that includes you. so relax and dont be afraid of your brothers threats etc. Please check Sanjay Kalra and Associates on the internet to know more about our law firm and the legal services we are rendering for our clients from all over the World.

Answered on 10/30/12, 12:33 am

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