Hi,
I am looking for a legal opinion regarding a house purchase. My current situation goes like this. I had applied for legal opiniion from one of banks lawyers with a complete set of documents for the house I am planning to buy. The lawyer went through the document and had asked me to bring down 3 documents namelt,
1. Death certificate of a intermediate purchaser
2. Will Copy of intermediate purchaser
3. Sale deed/Mother deed complete set. Which only partly was found he said.
For the point 1 and 2, the nessascity was, property is currently owned by a person 'A' who had bought from another person 'B'. Person 'B' is the husband of Person 'C' who was previous registered owner of the property. Person 'C' has died and has made a Will for the transfer of the property. This statement is mentioned in the sale deed between B and C. But, the builder does not have either the death certificate or the WILL Copy. What should I do, is it ok to proceed without death certificate and WILL Copy as its mentioned in the sale deed and EC is all fine ??
And point 3 is referring to a document which is from year 1955. They were plain papers on which document was written on local language. The builder has provided me with a set of papers which the lawyer feels is incomplete. The builder has only this much of that document. I have the registration number and etc on that document, however lawyer feel this document is not complete.
Please clarify what should I do.?
Regards
Guru
