Raju kumar (chairman) 08 December 2016
Nonu Khera 09 December 2016
if the will of your father is probated then the properties must be on your name now. If so you can appoint any person as your attorney holder to act on your behalf to sell your property and to deposit the money in your bank account. Otherwise ask your care taker to look for a buyer and execute a sale deed directly. If you are unwell then there is a provision in the registration act as per which the concerned Registrar can visit you for the registration of the document.
Alok Motan (Advocate) 09 December 2016
Raju kumar (chairman) 10 December 2016
Originally posted by : Alok Motan | ||
I am sorry but i strongly disagree with Mr. Khera in above reply... first two lines are totally wrong... infact even after probate u cannot become the owner of property or it cannot be said that the property has become/stands in the name of beneficiary.. |
Raju kumar (chairman) 10 December 2016
Originally posted by : Nonu Khera | ||
if the will of your father is probated then the properties must be on your name now. If so you can appoint any person as your attorney holder to act on your behalf to sell your property and to deposit the money in your bank account. Otherwise ask your care taker to look for a buyer and execute a sale deed directly. If you are unwell then there is a provision in the registration act as per which the concerned Registrar can visit you for the registration of the document. |