Property related matter

It is believed that you are all Hindu.

You have not posted about valid WILL if any left by deceased owner (your MIL), so it is believed that NO valid WILL has surfaced.

The property was self acquired/absolute or acquired from parents or husband?

Confirm!

In case of Hindu Female the nature and source of property matters.

 In case of Hindu Female: the husband (if alive as on date of death), sons, daughters have 1st and equal right in self acquired/absolute property….

In case of Hindu Female: if property has devolved from parents, sons, daughters have 1st and equal right and if they are not available the heirs of father have 1st and equal right………… 

Succession opens on date of death of owner/title holder.

Property from Mother’s side is not ancestral.

 The society may ask to submit requisite forms and docs e.g; share certificate, death certificate, and can update in the nominees (that are also legal heirs) and may ask for legal heir certificate. Get in touch with O/o Society.

The brothers can relinquish/release/transfer/gift/sell etc by a valid/registered deed in favor of their sister and thus se may become sole owner.

For local needs you may get in touch with a very able LOCAL counsel specializing in revenue/civil matters and well versed with succession laws that apply in this case and your customs and your state laws, society bye laws, for a considered opinion.

You can transfer the entire property in your wife name if your brother in laws are ready to transfer it by way of relear or gilft. If your brother in laws are ready then you can register the deed with sub registrar of transfer it in your wife's name.

You can transfer the entire property in your wife name if your brother in laws are ready to transfer it by way of release or gilft. If your brother in laws are ready then you can register the deed with sub registrar of transfer it in your wife's name.

 

Thanks for the reply.Brother in laws are ready to sale the property to her sisiter i.e. to my wife.So can this be done.And what about the future claim on this property by their daughters/sons.Will there be any litigation in future?

Thanks for the reply

I want to reovke a release deed. I have relinquished 1/4 th of my share in the residential

Dear LCI Querist @ Mr. Rajendra,

The property that devolves by inheritance is of nature self acquired.

The owner(s) e.g. brothers that have inherited the property can dispose the property share in anyone’s favor by registered sale deed.

If legal heirs of brother (s) agree to sign as witness/ consenting witness that may be arranged as an additional measure for your satisfaction.

Dear LCI Querist @ Mr. Balachandar Balasundaram 

Approach a local counsel handling such/civil matters for a considered opinion and understanding grounds and merits if any, in approaching court of law so as to revoke the said relinquishment deed.