Kartheek D. N. (Trading) 16 November 2008

Consent Witness.

Dear Sir/Madam: Subject: Consent Witness. There is a property which is ancestral. Father is not there anymore. Legal heirs are myself, mother, brother and sister. Mother and brother want sister to sign as a consenting witness and not as a vendor as they have spoken to her to give money at a later date. But, the purchaser is saying that sister signing as a consenting witness is not possible because tomorrow she may create some problem. Is it possible to create some problem after signing as a consenting witness? And, if so, what is the solution? Also, if property is not ancestral, then is it possible to create some problem after signing as a consenting witness? Looking forward to hear from you at the earliest. Best Regards, Kartheek D. N.

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RAKHI BUDHIRAJA ADVOCATE (LAWYER AT BUDHIRAJA & ASSOCIATES SUPREME COURT OF INDIA) 18 November 2008

If ur sister is ready to dispose of the property without taking her share, then she can give NOC in this regard, which would create no problem in future.

For any type of help u can cntact me at:-

rakhibudhiraja@gmail.com

mb. no-9871158578/9711364956

Kartheek D. N. (Trading) 19 September 2009

Dear Mr. Rakhi Buduhiraja:

Thank you for your reply. The property got sold recently, but not to the builder referred above. Sister signed a release deed for the above mentioned property.

Best Regards,

Kartheek D. N.