Transfer of Assets after fathers death without will Transfer of Assets after fathers death without will

6 years ago

My father passed away last month without making a will for his properties or nomination for his bank account. I (Son), my mother and my married sister are now legal heirs to his assets. The details of his assets are described below.

1) One house in Mumbai co-owned by our father and mother.
2) One shop in Mumbai co-owned by our father and mother.
3) One registered and stamp duty paid plot in Vrindavan (Uttar Pradesh) in our father’s name.
4) A savings account (Co-Operative Bank – Mumbai)
5) Long Term (Tax saving) and Short Term Fixed deposits in said savings account.

Our family has mutually agreed for all the assets to be transferred to our mother and make her the sole owner. Fortunately we do not have any disputes amongst ourselves and are willing to co-operate in the process in every possible way. We’ve already made an application to respective housing societies in Mumbai for the share certificates to be transferred in the name of our mother. Kindly assist with best possible solution.

Adv. Sarika Khude

Responded 3 years ago

A.take Succession Certificate by applying into the competent court
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Deepak Yashwantrao Bade

Responded 5 years ago

A.dear client kindly take Succession Certificate by applying into the competent court . go through with any local property lawyer.
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Abhimanyu Shandilya

Responded 6 years ago

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A.Dear Deepak, You can get the Succession Certificate by applying the competent court in the jurisdiction, which is decided by either the place where your father resided last or where the properties are situated. It a process which takes a bit of time and involves multiple stages and documents. You would certainly need a local lawyer in Mumbai to assist you to smoothen the process. You can seek legal advice and opinion from any lawyer but will need to hire a local Advocate to get this work done.
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