A flat owned by my father, who passed away leaving behind only a nomination form giving me 100% share in the flat, and the society has accepted and made me the member of the society. But, in order to sell the flat, I must be the legal owner of the flat. I have an understanding with my brother that the sale proceeds from the flat will be equally shared at 50%.
My question:
What will be least expensive?
Preparing a gift deed will attract stamp duty and registration , in which case I will become the sole owner, however, I will share 50% of the sale proceed with my brother.
OR
going for the succcession certificate which will attract court fees, in which case my brother and I will become co-owner of the flat and share 50% on the sale proceed.
Please advise me.