Hi All,
I am planning to purchase a property, which has been recently redeveloped.
I would like to confirm the legality of the property as the owner is deceased.
Facts are as follow
- Prior to redevelopment, building existed for more than 60 years
- Only 2 of 12 members had flat agreement, as most of the transaction happened many years back with lump sum payment
- Over the year, Society was formed by all members, and share certificate was issued
- Owner of the flat (Husband) subsequently got expired, whose death certificate is available. No will was created
- Society transferred the share certificate to his wife
- Redevelopment was then proposed for the plot
- Development agreement & Individual agreement was formed between developer & wife (new owner)
- Over the years of redevelopment, Wife expired - leaving 1 Son & 1 daughter as legal hier
- Wife had filed a nomination for flat as her Son, to the Society
- Share Certificate has not been transfered yet to the Son
- Affidavit (with Notary) has been created by Daugther releasing the said flat to his brother & has no objection
Transaction shall happen between Son and myself. With above facts, I would like to know if all the legal aspect has been covered by Son, to prove his ownership of the flat.
Just to state the document that he has produced -
- Death Certificate of Father
- Transfer request from Mother to Society for Share Certificate
- Share Certification with Father's name on the front & Mother's name as new share owner at the back
- Nomination form from Mother to Society with Son as Nominee
- Affidavit (notarized) from Sister with no objection to flat ownership to brother
Is there any document and/or formality to be done to keep the title clear. Letter of relinquishment? Intimation of Sale in newspaper?
