⚖️ Sridevi’s Chennai Property Row Reaches Court: Boney Kapoor, Daughters Move Madras HC

A legal dispute has surfaced over a property once owned by late actress Sridevi in Chennai, with her family approaching the Madras High Court for relief.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👧 Family Moves Court

Film producer Boney Kapoor along with daughters Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor have filed a petition seeking legal clarity and protection over the disputed property.

🏠 Property Purchased in 1988

According to the plea, Sridevi had purchased the Chennai property in 1988 through four registered sale deeds, establishing her ownership over the land.

⚖️ Dispute Over Ownership Claim

The issue has arisen after another family laid claim to a share in the property, leading to a legal conflict. The nature of their claim has not been fully detailed, but it has been significant enough to bring the matter before the court.

🔍 What the Petition Seeks

The Kapoor family has reportedly approached the High Court to:

• Assert their legal ownership rights

• Challenge or restrain the rival claim

• Seek appropriate legal protection against interference

🧑‍⚖️ Court to Examine Case

The Madras High Court is expected to examine:

• The validity of the original sale deeds

• The legitimacy of the competing claim

• Ownership succession after Sridevi’s passing

The case could hinge on documentation, inheritance laws, and property records.

🌟 A High-Profile Legal Battle

Given Sridevi’s stature as one of Indian cinema’s most celebrated actors, the case has drawn attention from both legal and film circles.