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UI am a resident of Bengaluru. My father and my uncle jointly own a 1200sq plot of land. They built two seperate floors in which each of of our families live. We pay seprate house tax. The ownership deed has listed both their names but an explicit statment of ownership is not specified. I want to apply for the EWS certificate.
Every other requirement checks out and I wanted to know if this would be a problem.
I know you wouldn’t really be inclined to help some dumb kid but I would really appreciate your help.This forum is my last resort as I even tried to consult a local litigation firm but was booted out because I wasn’t able to pay the retainer fee of 5k (my father is not particularly amused of my existence but that’s another can of I can’t get into here, so virtually no money to money to spend on legal advice) I am doing this all alone and would really appreciate your le gal advice.
(I am going to attempt clat)
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ISo, you have de facto separation but not a legal one.
Your house is about ~133.33 yd*2, which is above the cutoff limit of 100 yd*2 for EWS.You may, via an affidavit, attempt to establish:
1. Your father owns 50% of this ~133.33 yd*2 house.
2. Your family unit operates as an economic unit separate from your uncles.
3. You (your family) meet all other EWS criteria.This could reflect favourably.
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