Amitabh Bachchan’s Jalsa at centre of family DISPUTE; sister-in-law Ramola challenges gift deed transferring iconic bungalow to Jaya Bachchan

Amitabh Bachchan's famous Jalsa bungalow in Mumbai is in the center of a property dispute. Ramola Bachchan, the superstar's sister-in-law, has reportedly contested a 1993 gift deed that gave Jaya Bachchan ownership of the house, according to a report in the Mumbai Mirror.

Startling: A family dispute centers on Amitabh Bachchan's Jalsa; sister-in-law Ramola contests the gift document that transfers the famous bungalow to Jaya Bachchan

Startling: Amitabh Bachchan's Jalsa is at the center of a family dispute; sister-in-law Ramola contests the gift deed that gives Jaya Bachchan the famous home.

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Next, throughout the course of the last seven months, Ramola, the spouse of Amitabh's brother Ajitabh Bachchan, is said to have lodged many complaints with registration officials. She says she did not know about the transaction and did not give her consent. The authorities are presently investigating the matter.

Jalsa was first registered in Ramola's name before being moved to Jaya's, according to Mumbai Mirror. After reported attempts to change Ramola's name with Jaya's on the government's Property Card, the conflict reappeared. Interestingly, the Property Card still has Ramola's name on it even though Kapol Housing Society records purport to identify Jaya as the owner.

The report also notes that concerns have been expressed over the execution of the 1993 donation deed. The charges state that the document was created on plain paper without stamp duty being paid at the time and purportedly lacked