Registration of property whose owner died recently.
2 years ago
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I am in negotiations with a seller for the purchase of a plot. plot owner deceased recently and for registration of property, their family members are willing to produce a death certificate and family certificate. How do I know if the deceased person
wrote a will to another person (without informing the familiy)or not .Do i need ask them to produce any other documents?
A.Hi,
There won't be any issue if they are the rightful owners of the property. You can ask them to produce the legal heir certificate and the death certificate. Please take the assistance of a lawyer.
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There won't be any issue if they are the rightful owners of the property. You can ask them to produce the legal heir certificate and the death certificate. Please take the assistance of a lawyer.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Hi,
After his death, his property will devolve as per his personal laws if he had died intestate. You can ask them to produce his death certificate and the legal heir certificate. Please contact a lawyer for further advice
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After his death, his property will devolve as per his personal laws if he had died intestate. You can ask them to produce his death certificate and the legal heir certificate. Please contact a lawyer for further advice
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Sanjay Kumar Jha
Responded 2 years ago
A.Dear Concerned,
If land purchased process was under initiated with Registry office and the owner has died , then in that situation legal heirs will have to update the land records with the register with the current owner of such land, and then amendment of such sale deed should be made with current legal heirs. Doing all such apply for registration process.
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If land purchased process was under initiated with Registry office and the owner has died , then in that situation legal heirs will have to update the land records with the register with the current owner of such land, and then amendment of such sale deed should be made with current legal heirs. Doing all such apply for registration process.
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Responded 2 years ago
A.It is necessary to insist the present Owners to mutate their names on the basis of that Legal Heir Certificate in the Record of Rights in the place and stead of that deceased person and before that Sale you have to make searching before the concerned Courts to find out whether any Probate proceeding is pending therein. Before purchase,You have to publish Public Notice regarding your purchase in leading Newspaper as well as other legal safeguards.
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