Registration of house of late father in my name without deed

Consult a lwayer with details. You can contact authorities who had allotted the flat and can request forv registration. You can also take help of RTI in this regard.

you apply for death vcertificate of your father from  the Registrar of Births and deaths or from the Hospital where your father expired. You also obtain legall heir cdrtificate fropm local Tehsil Office. Then you proceed to obtsain Succession certificate  from district court within your area's Jurisdiction to apply for succession certificate based on original handing over certificate of flat to your late father by allotment authority Signed and Stamped  by him. and produce xerox copies of original docunents which according  to you had been destroyed by a fire accident.Xerox copies are secondary evidence and the court may consider secondary evidence as originals  have been lost   due to factors beyond your control.The District court   after satisfying   itself with your evidence and due enquiry and would isssue  a succession certificate in summary proceeedings.in your favour.

Facts, as stated, are confusing. Had your father purchased the flat or was it "allotted" to him?

I understood that your father got allotment of apartment and the sale is not yet completed.

You have to do the following simple things.

1. Apply for and get death certificate of your parents.
2. Apply for and get the legal heirship certificates of your parents.
3. Make a repesentation to the allotting authorities stating that the original allottee expired and his wife also died leaving the only heir. Also request the authorities to execute the sale deed in favour of yourself, the only legal heir.

That's all.

A. Sri Vijayan

94440 48547

It is believed that you are Hindu.

Confirm!

In case of Hindu male; ClassI legal heirs i.e. Mother (if alive as on date of death), wife (if alive as on date of death), sons, daughters…………have 1st right.

In case of Hindu Woman; Nature and source of property matters.

If the property is self acquired/absolute the 1st right is of husband (if alive as on date of death), sons, daughters.

If the property is acquired from husband the heirs of husband have right on property.

In your case you seem to be sole legal heir……………. if mother of your father was not alive as on date of his death.

Allotment letter should suffice.

Go thru rules of allotment, intestate succession, of the authority, if required,  that should be on website or in office.

Try Thru RTI route to get certified copies of said docs.

Check with O/o Authority; since docs issued are by authority, photocopy may be accepted…………………..and/or loss of original may have be reported/acknowledged. 

Obtain death certificate, legal heir certificate of father/mother.These are basic requirements.

This seems to be simple case of inheritance (intestate Succession) procedure of which is usually available on website of authority and certainly in office.

Local renowned/influential persons e.g; are councilor can also help you.

There might be some column in requisite forms to get it attested from say local councilor.

In case you are unable to resolve on your own take help of a very able local senior counsel of unshakable repute and integrity specializing in revenue/property/civil matters well versed with matters of the said authority.

The O/o Authority must be having prescribed forms for such cases.

Go thru the same and comply.

Thank you everyone for your Kind Guidance. I will take the RTI route to get certified copies of Docs as suggested by Mr Kumar Doab and also simultaneously apply for Succession Certificate as advised by Usha Kapoor Mam.

Originally posted by : Kumar Doab
	It is believed that you are Hindu. Confirm!

Yes Sir, I am Hindu. 

Originally posted by : P. Venu
	Facts, as stated, are confusing. Had your father purchased the flat or was it "allotted" to him?

Sir, My Father had purchased the Flat. He had the Property Deed but they got destroyed in the office fire. The Documents I FOUND were the photocopy of Allotment letter and the original handing over/taking over certificate.