Re construction of sale deed

The best way to figure this out is by connecting with a lawyer who can guide you through the process and ensure everything is legally handled. You can reach out to me, and I'd be happy to schedule a free consultation to discuss your options.

He can transfer a portion of his property to him by executing a registered gift deed in order to make the other person as a joint owner of the property.

Ok...now he is currently Bhogwatdar in the property still gift deed can work

How is that is that he is "Bhogwtar" in the property? The  postings suggests deeper issues. Please post complete facts.

Get a gift deed registered to include him/ her in the property.

My father purchased land and applyed for the lease deed in 2001 and during that time my uncle was facing some financial issues so he needed some money to pay for his son's education,for loan purpose he maid some aggrement with my father and became bhagwatdar in the property so that bank can provide loan.

Now he wants half ownership in the property as decided with my father.....

Ok,as per suggestions gift deed can be a better option.....

You can proceed as suggested or take appropriate decision based on the situation prevailing at your end

Originally posted by : Akash Patil
	HI, Want to know, if some "X" person has applyed to sale deed 20years back and got it as owener of the property   and "Y" person comes and says include my name as 50% ower of the property.. is it possible to do ,if yes how....? is there any procedures to creat sale deed again with 50% owner "X" and 50% owner as "Y" if No, what alternative can be sujested and at what cost...?

@ Akash Patil,

There is no provision / law to apply for a sale deed as stated by you.

What was your father doing for the last 20 years ?

If your father became owner, what is the issue till this time ?

When Y came to become owner of 50% share of property what document was executed by your father ?

Your question as to your father want to become owner of full property again, it depends upon the document executed by your father to include Y as owner of 50%, which is prima facie a vague and fabricated story to make it unbelievable. 

Last question is again vague.

Originally posted by : Akash Patil
	My father purchased land and applyed for the lease deed in 2001 and during that time my uncle was facing some financial issues so he needed some money to pay for his son's education,for loan purpose he maid some aggrement with my father and became bhagwatdar in the property so that bank can provide loan. Now he wants half ownership in the property as decided with my father..... Ok,as per suggestions gift deed can be a better option.....

Having purachased the land, why your father need to apply for lease deed?

Strange facts! Are you posting a query or  testing our knowledge through riddles?

The land which my father has purchased has 99 years lease plots 

Who was the lessor? What were the terms of the so-called lease?

99 or 999 year leases are conditional assignments (kowls cowls) than leases in terms of the provisions of the Transfer of Property Act.

Leased property cannot be sold by lessee (your father in instant case) despite the fact that it is on lease for 99 or 999 years lease.

A tenant (lessee) shall remain always a tenant and never an owner (titleholder) to sell the leased property.