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Land sold for Rs 6.95cr, sister-in-law got Rs 72L; HC orders Rs 1.01cr plus interest

Times of India · 16 September 2026 at 7:31 pm

Land sold for Rs 6.95cr, sister-in-law got Rs 72L; HC orders Rs 1.01cr plus interest

The property dispute was related to four women who jointly purchased land.

Each held one-fourth undivided share.

One of them later gave her brother-in-law a general power of attorney (GPA) because she was living in West Bengal, while he was based in Delhi.

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