Property Dispute : Brothers Win Case Against Sister in HC

 Property Dispute : Brothers Win Case Against Sister in HC

Many cases have been decided by Hon'ble High Courts.

In the case citation [2016] GCtR 2679, where the litigation was in respect of immovable property, the brothers were able to secure victory in a legal battle against their own sister. The property was located in an urban area. Parents of these children have already passed away before the litigation could end. After looking at the contents of the pleadings of sister, it became clear whether sister would succeed in this litigation or not. 

Though, there can be litigation amongst brothers and sisters, but brothers can also succeed in such litigations. 

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Vishal

Delhi

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Property Sale : Transaction Declared Illegal by HC

Property Sale : Transaction Declared Illegal by HC

Many cases  have been decided by Hon'ble High Courts.

In the case citation [2015] GCtR 2658, the issue was related to a litigation arising out of a property.

Here, the facts were that certain properties were there. 

It was transferred to B. The sale transaction of that property was executed. 

Then, litigation was initiated by A (Who was not even the owner of the property) against B. B were the parties who had bought the property in question. 

Here, the implication of the applicable Act in respect to property was explained and the purpose of the Act was explained. The applicable Judgment of Hon'ble HC and Hon'ble SC was cited. However, one decision which was published in a privately run law journal was found inapplicable here. A has been able to secure victory finally in this litigation concerning property sale. 

Ultimately, [2015] GCtR 2568 explains that a property sale can be declared illegal by taking appropriate legal proceedings in suitable situations. 

Full Text Judgments of Supreme Court can be downloaded free of cost from the website - https://main.sci.gov.in/judgments - Then entering, for example, the date of the Judgment.

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Vishal

Delhi

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