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UMy father has some ancestral land along with his brothers inherited from their father. The papers of my father’s land however is in the hands of his brothers at the same place as those lands. The relationship between them is not good anymore. He has no courage to bring back the papers to our house that is in a city about 30km away. Now, we are in dire need for money and we can’t take loan against it or outright sell it. It is in rural area so we might get a buyer and sell them without papers but that’s illegal or not moral atleast.
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UIs your father’s registry separate meaning does he have an undivided share with his brothers or it is properly separate but doesn’t have the papers?
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UIf the property is in his name, you can go to the registrar’s office for its copies. You can also file an FIR at your local police station that the original papers have been lost.
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USo we can get the copies. But would that help with the current case without original papers? We definitely know where the original papers are so is it even okay to file an FIR that way?
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Uthis kind of situation becomes difficult because the issue is not just ownership but practical control over the documents and family dynamics around them the part that usually matters most is whether your fathers share is clearly reflected in official land records because physical papers being with relatives and actual ownership on record are not always the same thing also selling rural land informally without proper papers can create much bigger problems later have you or your father ever checked recently whose names are currently showing in the revenue or land records for that property or has everything stayed dependent on the old papers with the brothers
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