aditya kumar rai (head of fmily) 16 January 2013
If a father bequeathes his house to his son in his will, an after the father is no more, is it compulsory that the son get the property mutated in his name or the property can continue to be in the dead person's name in the Municipal / land records, and the son can contiue to pay the taxes and keep occupying the house. What are the legal implications if any ?
Advocate Vishnu (Advocate) 16 January 2013
It is always better to mutate the new owners name in the revenue records for tax purposes.
LegalArrow ( Advocate Bangalore) 16 January 2013
tax paid recipets are only an indicator of possession, per se they do not confer any title on said taxpayer, if the mutaton entries are not effected, there is wide chance that the property will escheat back to the government.
Advocate Vishnu (Advocate) 16 January 2013
Rightly said.
Sharad Kumar (Prop) 16 January 2013
Can the married daughter intitle for share in parents property
Advocate Vishnu (Advocate) 16 January 2013
How did the parents get the property...? ( ie self acquired or inherited or partition)
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