What can be done if temporary land transfer is not returned?
I am seeking your advice regarding a land inheritance dispute. After our father passed away, his land was divided among his three sons. The eldest brother requested a small portion of the middle brother’s land for the temporary purpose of registering it in his son's name. This temporary transfer was documented on stamp paper. However, the eldest brother has not returned the land and continues to retain it. The middle brother now wishes to reclaim the land, as the transfer was only intended to be temporary. Given this situation, I would like to know: Is the middle brother legally entitled to have the land returned, considering the transfer was temporary and documented on stamp paper? What legal steps can the middle brother take to reclaim the land? If the eldest brother refuses, what legal action can the middle brother pursue to resolve the dispute and ensure the land is returned?
You have a strong case if the stamp paper clearly shows the land was given temporarily. So, you can send a legal notice to your brother asking for its return. If he refuses, you can file a civil suit to reclaim the land and prove your rightful ownership based on the documented agreement. It is advised to consult an expert lawyer who will assist you in understanding your rights and responsibilities. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.
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