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Family loses 3.5-acre ancestral land claim after brother attests sale deed

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A family has lost its claim over 3.5 acres of ancestral land following a High Court ruling. The court cited an oral partition agreement as a key factor in its decision. A member of the family had previously attested his brother's sale deed, which played a central role in the case. As a result of the ruling, the family's children were left with only 50 cents of land. The judgment had significant and lasting consequences for the next generation of the family.

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