Regarding Registration & Patta
Sai Lakshmi
(Querist) 28 February 2010
This query is : Resolved
My house is owned by my father from TNHB in 1989. My father expired four years before. I and my sister were the legal heirs. We wish to register the house through settlement. At present our Association is going to renovate our Colony. Hence, they were applying for a Patta for all. For us, Since my father is not alive, they were asking to register the house jointly (in my & my sister's name) by paying Rs.17000/-. We were about to settle the settlement by May. We wish to Register in my name. If my sister give's NOC for registering in my name. Can it be possible to get Patta in my name. Then can we settle the settlement in May 2010. Mainly we wish to avoid double registeration (i.e first jointly for Patta and then in my name after Settlement in May 2010). Could you please guide me. If the NOC is enough for registering in my name for getting Patta.
Parveen Kr. Aggarwal
(Expert) 28 February 2010
You and your sister may execute a memorandum of settlement containing recital of relinquishment of her right in your favour regarding the rights in the property. Such Memorandum accompanied by the NOC will be sufficient and you need not to get registration twice.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 28 February 2010
Yes. This is more than sufficient for registering the Patta in your name as asked in the quarry.
a.manoharan
(Expert) 01 March 2010
i think you are from tamilnadu. first go through the conditions of the concerned society . i think that only the members can hold the society's plot as per its conditions . Hence, apply for Legal Heirship Certificate and patta to the concerned tahshildar . there is no registration expenses for the patta . with that patta you can proceed further. As per SC judgement , there is two views regarding to unregistered Memorandum of Partition ? Family Arrangement Deed . Hence, Registered Document is the best way to have title. In Tamilnadu, for Settlement Deed , Stamp Duty and Registration charges are subject to the maximum of Rs.10000 + Rs. 2000. If U are from other States, please contact the concerned state's advocate. Almost the procedures will be one and the same in all states. especially , in South Indian States. for further please contact my cell no. 94431 45884 in non-court hours.
a.manoharan
(Expert) 01 March 2010
i think you are from tamilnadu. first go through the conditions of the concerned society . i think that only the members can hold the society's plot as per its conditions . Hence, apply for Legal Heirship Certificate and patta to the concerned tahshildar . there is no registration expenses for the patta . with that patta you can proceed further. As per SC judgement , there is two views regarding to unregistered Memorandum of Partition / Family Arrangement Deed . Hence, Registered Document is the best way to have title. In Tamilnadu, for Settlement Deed , Stamp Duty and Registration charges are subject to the maximum of Rs.10000 + Rs. 2000. If U are from other States, please contact the concerned state's advocate. Almost the procedures will be one and the same in all states. especially , in South Indian States. for further please contact my cell no. 94431 45884 in non-court hours.
