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Can legal heirs register release deed releasing their future claim to property? Can legal heirs register release deed releasing their future claim to property?

3 years ago

My question is, If I as legal heir to ancestors agriculture land in Karnataka, the RTC is not yet in my name (as it is in the name of my mother) register a release deed ito release future claim on my mother's RTC in favor of my sister?

Who can register a release deed?

Adv. Sarika Khude

Responded 3 years ago

A.execute a relinquishment deed.
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Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield

Responded 3 years ago

A.You can execute a relinquishment deed/release deed or gift deed.
all deed are registered with sub-registrar.


Hope this clarifies,
Advocate Ankur Goel (Complete Law Shield)
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

Responded 3 years ago

A.Hi,

You can execute a relinquishment deed (also known as release deed) or gift deed in favour of the desired daughter. This basically means that an owner of a property will relinquish or give up or gift his or her rights in the property in favour of another person. This relinquishment deed or the gift deed, as the case may be, should be adequately stamped and registered with the concerned sub-registrar of properties. In some states, stamp duty is exempted on a document through which a property has been transferred in favour of a blood relative.
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Anik

Responded 3 years ago

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A.Hi,
1. Mother is the rightful heir of the properties of her son's properties who has died intestate. 2. After the death of the mother, her said share of her deceased son's properties will be equally shared by all her legal heirs provided she has not bequeathed the said share of the property to any other person.

You can execute a relinquishment deed (also known as release deed) or gift deed in favour of the desired daughter. This basically means that an owner of a property will relinquish or give up or gift his or her rights in the property in favour of another person. This relinquishment deed or the gift deed, as the case may be, should be adequately stamped and registered with the concerned sub-registrar of properties. In some states, stamp duty is exempted on a document through which a property has been transferred in favour of a blood relative.
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