My grandfather passed away in November 2011. He left his ancestral land and home to my father and his brother in equal shares. Now, my uncle wants to sell his portion of the property. My father received a court notice but doesn't understand it. He doesn't want his brother to sell his share. Can you explain what the legal situation is? Can my uncle sell without my father's agreement? Are there any deadlines we need to be aware of?

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Your uncle has the right to sell his share of the property as it is his individual property. Your father cannot stop the sale as he has no legal claim on your uncle's share. However, he can negotiate with your uncle or file a suit in court if he wishes to purchase the share himself or prevent the sale. There are no specific deadlines involved unless your uncle decides to sell through a public auction.