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LMy grandmother and grandfather have 2 children my father his sister , my grandmother had a second marriage and has a son my fathers step brother .
A land property purchased by my grandmother was transferred by making a will and in that time we were forced by my aunt to sign NOC that we wont contest for it it was around 15 years ago . My grandmother died and the will was there and we forget about it
Now again 2 years back they asked to sign NOC for the same , as they told that the land was not in name of my step uncle and he has to do so ? We didn’t do it as now we are better off and force wont work on us
Am confused here why are they asking NOC? If will is present and do i have any claim of that land property?
We are a Christian family so what i understood indian succession act applying on it . Can any one help here the land is acquired property
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MAre they selling that property? Sometimes the buyer asks for NOC from all potential inheritance claimants to make sure they are not dragged to court under the guise of claiming inheritance. Many relatives file nuisance suits even though they don’t have claim just to spoil the deal.
So fresh NOC gives the buyer peace of mind that they won’t be screwed over.
Have a conversation with them. If required, have your own lawyer involved in drafting the NOC.
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