Adding names to my fathers property
3 months ago
My father died recently and he made no will to the property I want to add my and my brother's name to the property is it possible
A.Dear Sir,
You must go to the concerned office and check what all the documents required as per their circulars and procedures and satisfy the same by being in good books with them. Normally, your family tree and death certificate of your father is required along with original title deeds etc.
You must go to the concerned office and check what all the documents required as per their circulars and procedures and satisfy the same by being in good books with them. Normally, your family tree and death certificate of your father is required along with original title deeds etc.
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A.Dear Client,
When a property left by the owner intestate that is, without any Will, the property is inherited by the surviving legal heirs in equal shares and to obtain individual shares, surviving legal heirs have to obtain a legal heirs certificate from the competent authority(Municipal Corporation or Collector/Tehsildar) or a succession certificate from the respective Civil Court. You and other your brother need to apply for a legal heir certificate from the competent authority or a succession certificate from the Civil Court to transfer the ownership/title in favour of you and your brother and on receipt of the same, a suit for partition shall be filed in the Court to obtain an individual share in the said property. On receipt of the decree in a partition suit, get the deed of conveyance in the individual name registered with the Registering Authority paying the requisite stamp duty and registration fees. Thereafter, get the property mutated in individual name with the land revenue dept. applying with the copies of relevant documents, like death certificate of deceased father, legal heir certificate, order of the Court in partition suit and the registered deed of conveyance. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps.
When a property left by the owner intestate that is, without any Will, the property is inherited by the surviving legal heirs in equal shares and to obtain individual shares, surviving legal heirs have to obtain a legal heirs certificate from the competent authority(Municipal Corporation or Collector/Tehsildar) or a succession certificate from the respective Civil Court. You and other your brother need to apply for a legal heir certificate from the competent authority or a succession certificate from the Civil Court to transfer the ownership/title in favour of you and your brother and on receipt of the same, a suit for partition shall be filed in the Court to obtain an individual share in the said property. On receipt of the decree in a partition suit, get the deed of conveyance in the individual name registered with the Registering Authority paying the requisite stamp duty and registration fees. Thereafter, get the property mutated in individual name with the land revenue dept. applying with the copies of relevant documents, like death certificate of deceased father, legal heir certificate, order of the Court in partition suit and the registered deed of conveyance. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps.
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