There are two effective methods of property division in the country. One can do this by filing a case in the court. Secondly, all parties can divide the property through Partition DD.
New Delhi. Suresh Kumar, a resident of Samastipur in Bihar, has been working in Delhi for the past 10 years. Due to a good salary and a permanent job, Suresh built his own house in Delhi and the whole family shifted here. Suresh, who is over 40 years old, has lost his parents and grandfather. Obviously, Suresh now has direct ownership of the property in the village, but his uncles living in the village are not dividing the property and claim the entire property. In such a situation, what options and rights does Suresh have and how can he get ownership of his property?
Pradeep Mishra, an expert in property matters, says that in such cases, filing a property division suit is the most effective and safest way. This suit can be filed by any party involved in any property share. The fee for this suit is just Rs 500 and some documents are required before filing it in the court. Along with this, you also have to get it registered in the sub-registrar’s office.
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Which documents are necessary
- ID proof of legal heir
- Certified copy of all title deeds of the property containing details of the property
- valuation of property
- Birth and residence address of legal heir
- Residence certificate of heir
- Original death certificate of the deceased owner
- Residence certificate of the deceased
File a case within 12 years
The most important thing for you is that you must file a case for division of your property within 12 years of the death of your father or grandfather. Under the property law, if your uncle or paternal uncle uses this property for 12 years or has monopoly over it, then you may have to face many legal difficulties in taking possession of it.
There is one more way…
Apart from filing a property partition suit, you can also divide your property through a partition deed. This division takes place with the mutual consent of the co-owners of the property. However, it is necessary for this that the deed is written on stamp paper and also registered in the sub-registrar office. This deed should include some things. Such as resolution and settlement of the dispute, who has what share after the partition, production of title deeds, mention of all the circumstances and information about the existing laws are necessary.
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FIRST PUBLISHED : August 5, 2024, 18:45 IST
