Can I claim property back from gift deed under distress?
My grandfather owned property, and a partition deed was signed in 2015 between my father and his brother and two sisters, outlining the property claims. After my grandfather's death, my father inherited the property and transferred one property to his sister through a gift deed without my consent, as his son. Can I claim that property back? Does the gift deed become invalid? My father gave the gift deed under distress and emotional blackmail by his sister.
Sir, to claim the property back, you need to contest the gift deed on the grounds of coercion or undue influence and if the gift deed could be revoked, then you might be able to claim your rightful share of the property. It is advised to consult an expert lawyer who specializes in property law to assess your case, gather evidence, and take appropriate legal action. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.
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