Society name transfer
2 years ago
My parents passed away and our house was willed to me by my mom before she died, I want to transfer the names of the house on the society register to my names but they are asking NOC from my brothers who did not live with us n the house Will is on my Name, is it legal
A.If you have the WILL in your name along with 2 witness, then the house can become legally yours. If the society does NOT agree then u will have to get the WILL - probated, but this is a expensive process.
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A.Dear Client
Since there is will in your name hence you will have to to the court to get the will probated and once that is done then through the order given by the court the Society will have to transfer the property in your name.
Since there is will in your name hence you will have to to the court to get the will probated and once that is done then through the order given by the court the Society will have to transfer the property in your name.
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