Pending society dues by previous owner/seller of d property

The onus of paying the dues of the society lies on the legal heirs of the expired owner.

If there is a nomination which has been done by the expired owner, then the person named as nominee becomes the owner of the property.

Some of the relatives of the expired person has to come forward to give a legal effect to the sale. Till such time, the sale of the property can not take place.

Also, the society will not transfer the name on the share certificate till it recovers the dues.

The prospective buyer does not come into the picture for the dues pending prior to the sale of the house.

dear mr govind, thank you for ur reply. i note your comments and further inform that if your consider expired owners sons as nominee, they are not at all interested in this property, they just dont pay no attention to the society's correspondence.
and as i mentioned earlier the property is been sealed by the bank and awaiting to be sold out. so how does it works?

although the property was owned by the owner, it has never ever been used, no one has ever lived there! 

Was there any loan pending on the property?

In this case,bank shall carry out the public auction of the sealed property to recover its dues.

If the property fetches some good money that gets generated out of sale, the  dues of the society can be settled out of that money. The society can ever forego some of the charges as an exceptional case.

IF the bank is selling you the property as per the SARFAESI Act, then check whether they are doing on "as is where is" basis or whether the sale will be finalised after clearing all the dues on the property.

Then we may be able to give you a better reply.

S Jadhav