Sale procedure regarding ancestral property
Kamakshi.G
(Querist) 28 February 2012
This query is : Resolved
Dear Sir,
One of my client's father-in-law died leaving his wife, 3sons and 2 dauthters as his legal heirs. They applied and got legal heirship certificate for the same. My client's father-in-law got partitioned his ancestral property with his brother through court during 1996. Now, after his death, the legal heirs of the deceased decided to sell the same and to share the proceeds equally. But now the Purchaser's lawyer demanded for the list of children available to each legal heir certified by VAO of the concerned areas where they are residing.
My question is whether it is really needed as per law to get certificate from VAO?
Whether a sale deed by all legal heirs will be vitiated in future, if any of the legal heir's children(who got Majority)filed a suit challenging the sale deed executed by the legal heirs of a deceased person? Pease advice my client.
M.Sheik Mohammed Ali
(Expert) 28 February 2012
yes, its need lr's certificate, may be create problem by lr's
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 28 February 2012
The purchaser is extra cautious which is not required in the present case. If any child is minor then a permission shall be required from the court and until any permission is received, such sell cannot be made. This shall be a very tedious act.
You undertake to do which is practicable within your reach and do not offer to get the same done if it is not possible.
Kamakshi.G
(Querist) 29 February 2012
thank you very much for your precious advice both of you.
