anita patil (Operator) 02 November 2014

Stamp papers required for flat transfer after deceased

Incase of death of Flat Owner (lady) who had Husband and daughter. Husband wants to give away his rights on flat to daughter. (there is no WILL neither nomination).
To transfer complete OWNERSHIP rights to daughter what all is required?

Form.17, Undertaking Form No.4 (on 100/- stamp paper), Notarized Indeminity bond Form 19-B, Notarized Affidavit on 100/- stamp paper, entrance fee. All above docs are sufficient?

OR Deed between father and daughter is also necessary?

Flat is in mumbai, father, daughter stay in karnataka, Will stamp papers prepared in karnataka for above transfer purpose considered to be valid?

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Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 02 November 2014

Submit full facts, all details, informations and documents relating to the flat (propery in question) before a local prudent lawyer who is wwell conversant with the forms-17, 4B and 19 as mentioned in your query.

Advocate Ravinder (Advocate/Attorney) 02 November 2014

Apart from nomination, there should be a registered deed to transfer the rights of father in favour of his daughter. In your case Registered gift settlement deed will be suitable. Stamp papers should be from Mumbai only.

anita patil (Operator) 02 November 2014

Thanks for reply.

Dr J C Vashista - I had received different replies from different lawyers so was confused. One had stated DEED would be required while other had stated DEED is not required.

Ravinder - Thanks for information clarifies some of my queries.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 05 November 2014

The father being a legal heir to the intestate property left behind, he may relinquish his rights by executing a registered release deed in his daughter's favor, which will solve the issue.