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sudheer (sw engineer)     23 April 2010

I am planning to purchase a self acquired independent house

Hi,

We are planning to buy a self acquired property. Please provide me answers for the following questions.

1. how do we identify its an self acquired property?

2. The property owner has one son and two daughters. Will the daughters get the share of the property.

3. For agreement we need signatures of the daughters also?

4. If the  property owner prepared a will against his children. But if he didnt produce and sold the house. In that case what is the approach?

5. After selling the property to us if the propery owner is died. Is it a chance will his son can get any share?

 

Thanks

Sudheer.



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G. ARAVINTHAN (Legal Consultant / Solicitor)     25 April 2010

check for title of the property. 

1. if the title shows the name of the owner alone as purchaser/buyer, then it is his self acquired property

2. if the property is from his father / grandfather/ any other ancestor, then it is ancestral property and his children will have share in the property

3. if for ancestral property, need of daughters and son is compulsory.

     if self acquired property, his signature alone sufficient

4. date of execution of the Will shows

5. After selling, that is your property and you only can get right


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