The property was in my fatherinlaws mother name it has transferred to my fatherinlaw .later They sold that property out of the money they purchased other property in my motherinlaws property. In this senario thers is a right to me and my kids

The property(land) of my Lt.father was not given to me by him because of sudden death which consist of 2.5 Katha.i have 4 elder sisters and i m the only son.my one sister is not agreeing to sign N.O.C.rest sisters agree to sign N.O.C. In this case can i leave one part of property for my that sister who has objection and get the property to my name by getting sign the N.O.C from the rest sisters?

Dear sir, 2 properties are built on the road, one behind the other. It has been there for more than 30 years with approved building plan, sanctioned in 1985. It shows as sites on survey sketch online now. They have water, electricity connection with revenue taxes paid so far. But the layout plan shows it as a road. Even public does not need the road there as it's been closed for more than 30 years. Can that property get rectified or corrected? It has a building plan sanctioned by govt. authority but on the approved layout plan, it's shown as road. Can they demolish the building that had been in possession for more than 30 years with approved building plan sanctioned by same authority n paying taxes? Does a property on road as per layout plan claim adverse possession?

My Grand father has 1 son and 1 daughter and has self acquired property. He died in 1992 leaving a will to give property to son. The will genuiness has been questioned by daughter and case is dragging for years. 1. In the event of sons death before the property is registered with him , will the children of the son (i.e me) get the self acquired property, be it in whole or part If son dies before case ends, will grand child get share of the self acquired property? 2. What steps should the son take to assure transfer of the self acquired property of my grand father to his daughter (me). Should a will or settlement be written during his lifetime( property still not in his name yet)