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Sandesh Kharve   07 December 2015

Transfer of property to legal heirs

My grandmother is deceased and leaving behind 2 flats on her name which is currently resided by their 2  sons . She left behind her husband, 2 sons and 3 daughters. So now the sons are willing to transfer the property on their own name.

1. Do the married daughters have a right on the said flats?

2. Do the husband , sons & daughters will have equal share on the property left behind.

3. What should i legally do in order to transfer the property equally among my grandfather his sons and his daughters?

4. What legal actions would be taken if the sons are not willing to take their sisters as legal heirs in the said property?



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Kumar Doab (FIN)     07 December 2015

It is believed that deceased lady was Hindu.......................and the property is self acquired.

Husband, all sons and daughters have equal share.

Legal heir certificate/Succession certificate/affidavit/declarations etc  as per rules of the authority under whose jurisdiction the properties fall may suffice to transfer the properties in the names of all legal heirs.

Thereafter anuone can sell/reinquish/gift/transfer/release etc in favor of anyone with or without consideration.

Registered amicable family deed, partition deed are other options.

 

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