Manish Gandhi (Superintendent) 04 January 2016
It is noticed that one central government oficer filed intimation of selling his father’s property in Rajasthan, as father and mother both have expired. Sale was made directly by legal heirs i.e. officer , his sister and his two sons, without transferring property in the name of legal heirs i.e. no probet was obtained from court.
Is this possible to sell property without transferring in the name of legal heirs?
Advocate Kappil Cchandna (Expert Bail & Criminal Defence Lawyer at Delhi Supreme Court of India) 04 January 2016
Sir,
Not without mutation.
Warm Regards
Kapil Chandna Advocate
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jyotirmaya behera (advocate) 04 January 2016
If you (officer) want to sell the property then it require the no objection of the other legal heirs.
Nor you may sell only your share after the mutation of the property before that you can not .
Manish Gandhi (Superintendent) 05 January 2016
Thanks Chandana Sir & Behera sir,
Thanks for prompt response. Sale deed signed by all the four heirs and with mention by two sons of the officers that they have no objection. So, question is not of NOC by other co-heir but for the aspect that property is not transferred in the name of legal heirs and sold directly without probet of court.
Regards & Thanks.
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