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Kuldeep Singh   20 December 2024

How sell ancestral property with mutual consent

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Our grandfather had 20 bighas of agricultural land. After his death, 20 bighas of agricultural land went to my father ancestrally and grandfather had not even made any will/gift deed. So this property considered as ancestral property. My father has only two children, one is me and the other is my younger brother and we two brothers also have only one son (minor) each.

1. Now our father has to sell 20 bighas of land in which we two brothers have no objection, can we sell that land without partition deed. We heard somewhere that we can sell property with NOC/Consent of all successors/coparceners ?

2. If we sell through mutual consent then buyer gave amount to how many people because we are 5 person (1 father + 2 son + 2 grandson), will buyer make Demand draft in favour of 5 persons at time of registry ?



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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     20 December 2024

The property of your grandfather is not an ancestral property in your father's hands.

It becomes his self acquired property hence neither you nor your children shall be entitled to any share in it at least not during your father's lifetime 

kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired))     20 December 2024

Is your father only a son of your grandfather?  What is about your grandmother? Either your grandmother or other legal heirs of your grandfather, then your father is the owner of the property and he can sell the property without his children or wife.


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