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Dear Client You should give a legal notice after that you will be file a civil suit Book a consultation for further help Rate me if you find my answer helpful
I would advice to first issue a legal notice to them asking for vacant possession of your share of property without involving the Courts and settling the matter between yourselves amicably. If such option fails then you will need to file a partition suit with interim injunction in reference to your share in the property. You can contact me for any further assistance
you can file a suit for partition with injunction
File a suit for partition in the civil court, claiming your share. To ensure that the properties are not sold when the matter is sub-judice, you may seek injunction from the court in the same suit.
Hello Sir You could file for a partition suit. A partition suit is a proceeding instituted by a coparcener when a property dispute arises in the family or when there is absence of mutual consent among the multiple owners of the real estate in the sale or division of the property. This suit is initiated only when the legal notice of partition has been disregarded by the other co-owners and the dispute continues. Any person who is a legal heir or co-owner of the joint property, in possession of any legal document (will, gift deed,sale deed) can file a suit for partition and claim his individual share. It is advisable to collect the certified documents of the same including the market value and death certificates from the concerned authorities. Thanks Please rate if you find this advice helpful
Dear Sir, You have to file partition suit to get your portion and in the meanwhile you may file interim application and also claim mense profits. Please give me rank after viewing my details. Please call me for further assistance.
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