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Legal advice on property

(Querist) 15 September 2010 This query is : Resolved 
Hi ,

I am planning to buy a flat in electronic city, celebrity paradise layout.
The land where the flats are built has underwent 4 transactions and after the first transaction its a part of the layout.
my question is the first owner has got 2 sons and 3 daughters,during the first transaction when the land was sold to celebrity paradise, on the sale deed only the son's signature was there, and the daughters is not there.and the first trnasacion happened in 1996.
How far is the flat safe for me to buy.
Will the daughters of the first owner still have their right on this piece?
Kindly give me some advice.
Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 15 September 2010
You have not disclosed who had sold land to celebrity paradise?

If the same was sold by a person who obtained that property through his own means means self acquired then even no signature of his sons were required and he is free to sale his property at his own whims and wishes and if the sold property was self acquired then his daughters can raise objection and can get the sale-deed set-aside within 3 years of their knowledge by filing a civil suit and if actual owner had died then his all 7 sons-daughters and his widow, if alive, all are owners in equal shares and in that case all were required to sale-off their respective shares.

So without submitting full facts, you cannot get definite reply in this section.
krishna mohan (Querist) 15 September 2010
i am not sure if the property is his hard earned property or he got through his ancestors. but after 15 years of the sale of property and these many trnasactions underwent, how much is the probability of their daughters to reclaim and how much risk i have if i go ahead to buy?
s.subramanian (Expert) 15 September 2010
I fuly endorse the view of Mr.Makkad.


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