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Father took the one room in her son's name. So can the father claim that property or sell the property?

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The answer to your question may depend on the type and location of the property, and the laws and regulations of the state or country where the property is situated. However, in general, if a father took a one room in his son’s name, he may or may not be able to claim or sell that property, depending on the circumstances and the evidence of ownership.

If the father has bought the one room with his own money, but registered it in his son’s name, then he may have a right to claim or sell that property, if he can prove that he was the actual buyer and owner of the property. He may have to show documents such as the sale deed, payment receipts, income tax returns, etc., that indicate that he paid for the property from his own sources. He may also have to prove that he registered the property in his son’s name for some valid reason, such as tax benefits, security, or affection, and not as a gift or a transfer of ownership. He may also have to obtain the consent of his son, or a court order, to sell the property.

However, if the father has bought the one room with his son’s money, or with a joint contribution from both of them, then he may not have a right to claim or sell that property, as it belongs to his son or both of them jointly. He may have to respect the rights and interests of his son or co-owner in the property, and cannot sell it without their permission or approval. He may also have to share the profits or losses from the sale of the property with his son or co-owner.

Therefore, if you are a father or a son involved in such a situation, you should consult a lawyer or a real estate expert before taking any action regarding claiming or selling a one room in your son’s name. You should also check the laws and regulations regarding property ownership and transfer in your state or country.

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