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Shashank Sundar (n.a.)     13 August 2018

Legal heirs rights

This is a very typical case of legal heir of hindu family and their rights. Consider that there are 3 legal heirs (brothers) for a property, after expiry of the parents. Property is earned by parents and is not ancestral. And as usual off-course there is no deed by any of the parents. Is it possible to sell the parents property by any one heir, on the basis of nomination in co-operative society, without knowledge of the other two heirs ? If yes how can all the legal heirs protect their own share in their parents property ?


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kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired))     13 August 2018

If the parents are died intestate, then all the legal heirs of the parents have equal rights over the property of the parents.  If any one file nomination it requires the consent of other heirs.  so amicable decide the matter with your well wishers/elders.  otherwise divide the property by mutual understanding or one or two legal heirs relinquish their rights in the property to the other heir/heirs.


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