Mhada house partition agreement

By registering the partition deed, the information regarding your property rights, title and ownership will become a permanent pubic record. This will act as a proof of property ownership in case of legal disputes.

the owner of the property can have bank loans,

partition deed between existing people who -so- ever

Yes, you can get the property partitioned by meets and bounds and get the deed registered for processing bank loan.

Benefits and losses of partition is a subjective / debatable issue, which can not be taught on this platform.

It is advisable to consult and engage a local prudent lawyer for professional guidance and necessary proceeding.

Better to consult local lawyer and act accordingly

Thank you very much sir.

About point 2... Both brother's signiture is required during mortgage.

Point 4... Please reply

A single dwelling unit, in my understanding is not partible.

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority, also known as MHADA, has schemes that give the residents of Maharashtra access to affordable residential property.

If this property was purchased by your father by a registered deed and he is reported to have died intestate, then this property shall devolve equally on all his legal heirs/successors in interest.

Thus you, your brother and mother are having equal share in the property.

However if the house property indivisible then the property either will be in the  joint possession and enjoyment or can be sold jointly and distribute the sale proceeds among the shareholders equally. 

If the property is partible then you can draw a partition deed  dividing the property into three schedule of properties  and get the deed registered after which each  shareholder shall become an absolute owner of his respective share in the property.