Property Related
3 years ago
I have an ancestral property in the name of my Grand Mother. She has 6 children (including my mom). Of the 6 children, My mom, and her elder brother are alive and the rest are deceased. The total grandchildren are 20. My grandmother passed away in the year 2005 and the property still remains in her name. The property is still not transferred and taxes are not paid. How can we get this transferred and in whose name? Who has the right to claim this property? Is it the children or grandchildren? What are the steps involved in getting this transferred? Around a decade ago, 3 of the children have signed an NOC (BLANK WHITE SHEET). Is this document valid in the court of law? The property is in Bangalore, Karnataka.
samuel rolin papabathini
Responded 3 years ago
Rameshwar Dadhe
Responded 3 years ago
Sushama
Responded 3 years ago
You do mutuation of the property. That all the names of legal heir of your granny who alived or deceased till date. Next step to mutuate the names of deceased's children ( legal heir of grandmother). Then after you get Permission of all the name holder in the mutation card and sold after that.
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