Cidco transfer Cidco transfer

3 years ago

Hello,
Mr A sold a flat to Mr B in year 1994. Mr B sold the flat to Mr. C in 2000. Mr C died in 2011 and through will it was transferred to Mr. D. The name transfer to Mr D was done in 2011 and probate was received from court in 2019. Also transfer fee was not paid by Mr B and Mr C at the time of sale. Now Mr D is ready to pay all the transfer fees. Wat is the procedure to transfer the name in Cidco?

Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

Responded 3 years ago

A.hello,
please provide more details on this issue to serve you. the facts are missing.
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A.hi,
facts are missing, we require more details on the type of property it is, any coparceners or not, where is the flat located, etc.
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