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Charlston Dsouza   27 March 2025

When can i and my wife be added as a co-owner of a flat

Before I begin mentioning the advice I am looking for, will like to share the below information for a better understanding.

Only a token amount is given to the seller, the process of the paper work is till going on, so the flat intended to be purchased by my in-laws is not still registered nor any stamp duty paid as it's still in the process with the verification of the documents.

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I am hoping you can assist.

There has been a sale of an ancestral property for 9.7cr in 2025 here in Mumbai

Now my mother-in - law wishes to buy 2 flats from those funds which now totals to 10.35cr.

Without considering any other cost involved, One flat is costing 5.15cr and the other 5.20c

Does she she have to pay stamp duty for both these flats or can both or atkeast one paid stamp duty payments be refunded at the time she files her tax returns ?

I believe, since she is buying the property on her name who will be be primary owner she pays 5% of stamp duty charges but what if she wishes to add her husband and her son, does it still remain as 5% or does it increase to 6% as they are males ?

Please assist and thank you for taking the time to read this out.



 3 Replies

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     26 March 2025

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R.K Nanda (Advocate)     27 March 2025

  Dear  above expert Please read question carefully before replying it.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     27 March 2025

Nanda sir, I thank you for your observation but please note that many questions are replaced in threads by different querists after the original query was a post of business promotion advertisement.

My initial response was for the original query, but now the question is changed and posted by a different person perhaps the original query was deleted by admin and left the thread blank, hence this confusion.

Please be informed that I take maximum care to give proper reply to my knowledge to all the questions posted in this forum.

Thanks again for your observation.

Now to the latest query of the same thread.

Your mother in law has to pay applicable stamp duty for both the properties separately if they are two different properties.

If she would combine her husband and son as joint owners of the property then she is liable to pay stamp duty only to the extent of her share as applicable and the other two have to bear the stamp duty as applicable to them for registering the property on their names jointly.

 


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