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A, B, and C are three brothers. A sold property to D based on family distribution. A held a power of attorney for B since 1987. The sale deed mentioned all three brothers, but only A executed the deed, and the power of attorney was not referenced. This transaction was completed in 1992. Additionally, A sold another adjacent shop to D in 1997. Both properties were purchased by D. A, B, and C have since passed away. D sold both shops to E in 2004 and has been in possession of the properties since then, with electric and water connections registered in D's name. The properties were rented for an extended period under written agreements. However, the son of B has produced a will from 1984, claiming that the sale chain is invalid. He is threatening us, having broken the locks on the shop and taken possession. Please advise on the legal course of action. Additionally, recommend a good lawyer in Jodhpur or Jaipur. Can this case be filed directly in the High Court of Rajasthan?
Sir, if you are being threatened by son of B then you may consider sending a legal notice demanding that he cease such actions and restore your possession and if still the situation continues then you can file a suit for possession in court of law with the help of an expert lawyer who will assist you with the best course of action. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.