Yes, you can sell your share of a property, but the process and feasibility depend on several factors including the type of property ownership, the presence of co-owners and any legal or regulatory restrictions. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you understand the process:

Types of Property Ownership

Joint Ownership: If you own the property jointly with others, you can sell your share. However, it’s advisable to get the consent of the co-owners. The buyer should be informed about the shared ownership status.

Co-ownership: In case of undivided co-ownership (commonly in ancestral property), selling your share can be complex. A partition deed to define each owner’s share might be necessary before selling.

Individual Ownership: If you own the property solely, you have the full right to sell it without needing consent from others.

For a seamless and legally sound transaction, it is highly advisable to seek the assistance of the best property dispute lawyer in India. A Agarwalla & Co. can provide comprehensive guidance on navigating the complexities of selling your share of the property, ensuring that all legal documentation is in order and addressing any potential disputes if arise.