Release deed registration

It is must for her to be present at sub-registrar office during the registration of "Relinquishment Deed, however, if she sends a Power-of-attorney authorising some one that will servce the purpose.

MoU or MoA, attested by two witnesses for the purpose will not serve the purpose as an unregistered MoU or MoA has no legal standing with respect to a Relinquishment deed.

Her power agent can sign the relinquishment deed on her behalf, but for that also the deed has to be signed by her at abroad, to be attested  and countersigned by the consulate/high commissioner/ambassador and the deed in a sealed cover to be addressed to the concerned registrar office here in India.  Since the ancestral property is also involved steps to be taken with more care to avoid any kind of problem that may arise in the future.  Consult a local lawyer and proceed with the issue.

The suggestions of Advocate TKalaiselvan, though correct but cumbeersome.  Hence, Dr JC Vasista's views are correct.  To avoid all such hassles, she should be present at the time of registration of the Relinquish/Release Deed.  MoU/MoA does not stand in the court of law.

How about our parents writing a will in my favour and clearly specifying it in the will that my sister has no share in the property? In such a scenario, do I still need to obtain a Relinquishment Deed from my sister?

Hello Mr. Sitanshu,

You are trying to test the proficiency of the experts giving you charitable advise, which is clear from your earlier and present stand/querry.

Ask such questions from your teachers.

While registering Relinquishment Deed, it can be done on Rs. 200 stamp paper (as has been advised some where in this forum) or should be we pay stamp duty on 50% of value of property. Kindly advice.