Domestic Land with House ownership related Domestic Land with House ownership related

2 years ago

My mother has a land, with a house in it, legally documented in her name. My father is still alive & I am the only child of them. Is it possible any way to include my name in that property, so that none of us (me & my mother) can solely decide to sell the property fully or partially? Also, if any one of us dies, the full property will automatically be owned by the living party. If a part of the property is required to be sold, then too, mutual agreement of both of us & also signature of both of us has to be required. Can this be done if she registers 50% of the property in my name? Kindly suggest all possible ways.

Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

Responded 2 years ago

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A.Dear Sir
Yes your mother has to execute gift deed your favor to extent of 50% of that property thus you will become joint owner along with your mother.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

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A.Hi,
If you want a 50% possession then you can request her to gift deed a part of the property in your name. In the unfortunate event of your mother passing away, you have a right to claim interest in the property since you are a legal heir as per S.15 of the Hindu Succession Act.
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A.Hi,
Your mother can gift deed a part of the property to you. According to S.15 of the Hindu Succession Act, children come within the ambit of legal heirs. Therefore on her demise, you shall have a claim to the property.
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Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield

Responded 2 years ago

A.Its her property and she have right to do anything with it as per her wish.

But if she wants then she can gift part of property to you and/or father.
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Abhimanyu Shandilya

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A.Ask her to gift or sale the 50% of the property to you and and the deed mention that in case of death of one party the the property will devolve to the surviving party and this clause will help you a lot in future. Once the property belongs to both of you then obviously both party's consent will be required to sell it.
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