Joined property land query

if your grandfather had not made any will, then the property needs to be divided among all the legal heirs. So your father, uncle and aunts will also have their ownership in the property. If your Grand Mother, uncle and all the aunts give thier No Objection Certificate, then only that land will be transferred in the name of your father only.

Regards

Adv. Rohit M. Dalmia

9324538481

Thanks Rohit Dalmia for valuable suggestion..

what is meaning "Jointly registered " ?

is my grand mother and my grandfather had 1.25 acres each (totally 2.5 acres) ? because this land registered at jointly

 if my grandmother will to write to my father how to divide property 

Thanks Advance

yes, jointly registered means equal sharing of the property.

since your grandmother is jointly registered, she can ask for transfer of the property in her name and then she can make a will or she can partition the property equally or all the legal heirs can give NOC in faour of your father name to be included in the property.

Regards

Adv. Rohit M. Dalmia

9324538481

Nice Explanation,

possible for jointly regeister property(Land) converted into single ( that is My grandfather and My grandmother jointly registered property(Land),after that My grandfather died then that  property(Land) move to My grandmother whole (2.5 acres)).

above mentioned statment that am i correctly understod from ur above mail?  if yes which way approach to jointly Registered(My grandfather and My grandmother ) converted into single(My grandmother ).

can you plz guide me 

Thanks

Yes. you understood properly. Your grandmother can get it transferred in her name too by producing death certificate to the authorities and by completing necessary formalitites and paper works.

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