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A.DEIVA NAYAKI
(Querist) 10 March 2018
This query is : Resolved
Thanks sir... My father in law expired on1988 mother in-law expired on 1993 ..we had received heirship certificate from the the court for nine members..we have the govt patta copy.of said properties mentioning the nine persons names....allsters were married....all nine members are alive...there is a inconvenience for the abroad grand daughter and grandsons...we want to sell those properties by immediate registration not to make an agreement registration....is this possible....is there a need of presence of grandsons and grand daughters for signing at the time of registration ....the property is not an ancestral property....my grand father in law self earned one...please could you clear my doubts once again...thanks
Vijay Raj Mahajan
(Expert) 10 March 2018
In case those persons have name in the heirship certificate but living abroad, get power of attorney in favor of someone related to them for signing on their behalf on the Sale Deed and carrying out all formalities in the Sub-registrar office at the time of registration process of the Sale Deed.
The POA should be duly signed and witnessed, attested by Indian Consulate or by Notary Public with Apostile stamping as the case may be.
Vijay Raj Mahajan
(Expert) 10 March 2018
If all those heirs live in India, no need for their children or grandchildren presence or signatures for sale process of the property. The heirship certificate mentions name of 9 members who are authorized to sell the property and that is good enough.
P. Venu
(Expert) 11 March 2018
The property is vested with the legal heirs; they can execute the conveyance for sale.. The grandchildren are not the legal heirs.
Dr J C Vashista
(Expert) 12 March 2018
Obtain attested power of attorney from local embassy/high commissioner and local area SDM of legal representatives of deceased for execution of sale deed on their behalf.
