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Atik j.pathan (Self employed )     19 September 2024

Legal heirs entry

In maharashtra Can legal heirs name  be entered on 7/12 when father is still alive.?



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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     19 September 2024

No, not only in Maharashtra,  the legal heirs name cannot be entered in the land revenue records when the owner is alive anywhere in India 

 

Shashi Dhara

Shashi Dhara   19 September 2024

No you cannot when he is alive your name cannot be entered as legal heir.
Rama chary Rachakonda

Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 )     19 September 2024

In Maharashtra, the 7/12 extract is a crucial document that records the details of agricultural land, including ownership and inheritance. Generally, the name of legal heirs cannot be entered in the 7/12 extract while the father is still alive, as the property is still owned by him. However, there are exceptions: 1. If the father has executed a will or gift deed in favor of his legal heirs, their names can be entered in the 7/12 extract. 2. If the father has relinquished his rights in favor of his legal heirs, their names can be entered in the 7/12 extract. 3. In case of a partition deed or family settlement, where the father has agreed to divide the property among his legal heirs, their names can be entered in the 7/12 extract. To enter the names of legal heirs in the 7/12 extract while the father is still alive, you will need to: 1. Obtain a no-objection certificate (NOC) from the father. 2. Submit the relevant documents (like the will, gift deed, relinquishment deed, or partition deed) to the Tahsildar or Talati. 3. Apply for mutation of the 7/12 extract.

Atik j.pathan

Atik j.pathan (Self employed )     19 September 2024

Thank you all consultants for providing the answer.

Shashi Dhara

Shashi Dhara   19 September 2024

Will is enforced after his death so gift or release deed is o. K.

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