Brother wins SC case over father’s house sale despite no will share
The Supreme Court has ruled that only a registered sale deed can transfer property ownership, not an unproven Will or GPA. This decision settled a decades-old family dispute, clarifying that informal documents cannot confer title. The court emphasized that a sale is valid only for the seller's lawful share, protecting other heirs' rights.
The Supreme Court has ruled that only a registered sale deed can transfer property ownership, not an unproven Will or GPA. This decision settled a decades-old family dispute, clarifying that informal documents cannot confer title. The court emphasized that a sale is valid only for the seller's lawful share, protecting other heirs' rights.
