My grandfather passed away, leaving property that was divided among his four sons, including my father, according to a "banda" - a traditional village agreement. This agreement, while acknowledged by the panchayat, was documented informally. However, my father received a significantly smaller share than his brothers. Can he challenge this "banda" in court? What are the legal options available, and is there a chance he can get a fair and just outcome?

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Yes, your father can challenge the "banda" in court. He can argue that the agreement was not properly documented and that the division of property was unfair. He can file a suit for partition and seek a fair and just division of the property based on his legal entitlement. The court will examine the evidence and decide based on the applicable laws and principles of equity.