Property Sale Legalities Explained

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In Maharashtra, selling jointly owned property requires both owners consent. If one owner passes, legal heirship and partition suits may be necessary. Contract terms typically bind sale prices despite market changes. Consult a lawyer for guidance on legal heirship, partition suits, and handling buyer disputes.

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my father and his brother have a properout of * sq ft out of which my father deicing to sell his half it required both to sign the aggreemnt as thep operery is not dividied in document with each name on 600sqft
In Maharashtra, for property jointly owned and not divided in documentation, both owners typically need to sign the sale agreement. Here are some pointers:
- Joint Ownership: Both parties must agree to sell.
- Documentation: Update property documents to reflect individual ownership before selling.
Is there anything else you need help with regarding property sale or documentation?
my father is no more and the buyer put a case on my fathers brother and me the son
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Maharashtra, if a property is jointly owned and not officially divided, issues can arise during the sale process, especially if one owner passes away. Here are some general points:
- Legal Heirship: Confirm your status as the legal heir of your father's share.
- Partition Suit: Consider filing for a partition suit to legally divide the property.
- Buyer Case: Understand the claims of the buyer and prepare your defense accordingly.
Would you like to know more about how to handle the legal heirship or partition process?
so can i ask the court the price of property has increase my buyer had paid half amount to my dad halft amount is still left
You can approach the court to address the buyer's case and discuss the situation regarding the price increase and remaining payment. Here's what you might consider:
- Contractual Obligations: Review the terms of the original sale agreement regarding payment and any clauses related to price changes.
- Legal Representation: It may be beneficial to have a lawyer represent you to discuss the impact of market price changes on the agreement.
- Court Petition: You or your lawyer can petition the court to address any disputes regarding the sale terms and payment.
Would you like more information on how to approach the court or find a lawyer in Maharashtra?
is it feasible or not
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Since this involves a legal dispute over property and inheritance rights, it might be a high-value case. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
no just tell me on the past cases basise like the vlaue of proeprty can be increasee or not will i get the amoutn that was decieded before
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In Maharashtra, the value of property can fluctuate based on market conditions, but the agreed price in a contract typically remains binding unless there are clauses allowing adjustments. Here's what you can consider:
- Contract Terms: Review any clauses related to price adjustments in the sale agreement.
- Market Influence: Generally, market fluctuations don't alter contracted amounts unless specified.
- Legal Advice: Consult a lawyer to explore your options under current circumstances and buyer obligations.
Let me know if you need more information on handling this or approaching the court!