Long term capital gains exemption

I have sold land and long term capital gains acquired . My son allready owner a residential house . I want to purchase some percentage of his residential house against the consideration . I am liable exemption in long term capital gains . Please advise me .
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This discussion explores the possibility of claiming an exemption on long-term capital gains tax when purchasing a percentage of your son's residential house. The user is seeking advice on the specific conditions and procedures that need to be followed to successfully apply for this exemption, given that their son already owns a property.

Yes possible subject to conditions
What condition and procedure adopted by me

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