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FSo in our paternal village we have some property left ,which the relatives who lived in village used for agricultural activities for long ,like for paddy crops manily. They personally never gave us any amount of compensation for using our share of property.
So during covid, we sold a small part of it, after calculating our share with the help of a lawyer and sold it to someone. Im 100 percent sure that we arent selling more than our share.
Also, some other members of previous generations have already sold their share in some locations. Fyi, property is dispersed in various locations around the village. But now they are creating issues when we are trying to sell our share.
My question is, is it legal to sell the property that way? My grandfather died recently. And the name of people in land records are most likely my grandfather’s father or grandfather. Meaning that it has been undivided for very long.
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SUndivided shares can be sold but the buyer will be at risk and you can’t decide on the location and dimensions of the land you are selling. It will be decided mutually or by court so your buyer might not end up with the land that he bought
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FDimensions can be fixed here. For example if you have a plot aligned by the road, then all the people will want to take the road’s side,then you will be left with only one option , to divide the plot in a specific way that everyone gets road’s side. The case is same here.
Also , suppose that after division i don’t get the plot which I sold earlier to the buyer, because a family member asked for the same plot for himself. Why can’t I ask the same question to him?
As I told people and old men have already sold large areas before us.
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