Property sale basis will deed

If your grandfather has passed away after making a registered will, then the property or properties of your grandfather can be transferred to the name of the person as per his will unless it is ancestral property which will be distributed as per the relevant personal law.

For immovable properties, any transfer has to be done by a written, stamped and registered document. So, first the property should be transferred to your father's name (as per the will) if he wishes to sell it.

Many buyers are willing to negotiate with the seller like your father and then do the transfer in your father's name and then to their name after negotiations too.

So you can decide which is better for you. But my suggestion is that you get the property transferred inyour father's name first.

S Jadhav

Thank you for your valuable inputs, sir. In case, if the transaction is about getting in to an agreement for property development, can my father do so with out incurruing any substantial costs?

Regards,

If property not belong to Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, Calcutta, your father entitle to execute the any encumbrance like, agreement, sale deed or mortgage any thing.