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Property ownership

(Querist) 02 December 2013 This query is : Resolved 
father and son bought a flat jointly in 1990.society issued certificate in the name of father and son as a co owner. father died in 1998 without leaving a will. son relinqueshed the ownership(100%) in favour of mother by signing a affidivit. daughter issued a no objection in favour of mother.
society transfered the property in single name of mother. no gift deeds or relinqueshment deeds were signed. legally who is the actual owner of the house and their percentages? now my mother wants to gift the flat to daughter. son has no objection.what are the legal formalities so that the mother becomes the actual owner of the house??
ajay sethi (Expert) 02 December 2013
father had 50%share in property . survived by 3 legal heirs . mother , son daughter . mere affidavit dont result in relinquishment of rights of son , daughter . both have to execute relinquishment deed stamped and regd .
jwalamukhi (Querist) 02 December 2013
father and son bought a flat jointly in 1990.society issued certificate in the name of father and son as a co owner. father died in 1998 without leaving a will. son relinqueshed the ownership(100%) in favour of mother by signing a affidivit. daughter issued a no objection in favour of mother.
society transfered the property in single name of mother. no gift deeds or relinqueshment deeds were signed. legally who is the actual owner of the house and their percentages? now my mother wants to gift the flat to daughter. son has no objection.what are the legal formalities so that the mother becomes the actual owner of the house??
Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 02 December 2013
who are you, an advocate???
jwalamukhi (Querist) 02 December 2013
no i am not
Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 02 December 2013
Then party??
You post queries of different natures.
Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 02 December 2013
Remaining legal heirs (other than in whose favor gift is to be done) have to relinquish their rights through Registered deed. After this mother can gift it as desired.


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