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ZZarapanther400
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April 8, 2025 at 4:37 pmWe are three siblings, and our mother, who recently passed away, was the sole owner of the house. In her will, she stated that if any two of us agree to sell the property, the third cannot object or prevent the sale.Currently, two of us are ready to sell, but the third sibling is refusing to cooperate and is holding onto the original property documents. We do have a complete copy of the will and all related agreements of โน5000 stamp
Is there any legal way for us to proceed with the sale despite not having the original papers?
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LLuckydivya2970
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April 8, 2025 at 5:34 pmNot related to legal aspect but I always wonder how can people move on so fast!OP mentions that his mother passed away recently and the next thing OP has to do is to sell the property!!
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BBrightseeker9869
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April 8, 2025 at 7:58 pmLawyer here based in Delhi. Either file injunction or go for Probate.-
ZZarapanther400
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April 9, 2025 at 3:48 amGetting an injunction will be tough because he says sell it but doesn’t give original papers, even though he’s kept them, and he denies having themHow to proceed for probate? We have will in which that statement is mentioned “if two are ready third can’t disagree to sell”
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