Gokul (Manager Marketing) 15 November 2011
Advocate Vishnu (Advocate) 15 November 2011
Dear Gokul,
If X being a Hindu , bought property from his savings( self acquired), he can transfer the property to anybody he wishes to. In your case he has partitioned his property and has given to his sons .The sons derive absolute title on this property and the legal heirs have no right on the same .
In your case, the seller has even taken consideration(money) on behalf of the minors which is valid if there is a legal necessity.( if the minors on attaining majority claim the property was bought from money out of joint family property or business)
Hence from the facts stated above you have clear title on the property you have purchased.
adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (practicing advocate) 16 November 2011
Minors dont have any share in the properties bhecause it is not an ancestral property of their grand father.
Rajeev Kumar (Lawyer/Advocate) 16 November 2011
Bharatkumar (ADVOCATE ) 16 November 2011
Mr. Rajoo is right.