Ancestral property related - 4 katha land
1 year ago
We have ancestral property of 4 katha land of my maternal grandfather which is inherited by his six children(4 brothers and 2 married sisters) after his passing away.My mother is one of the siblings.She is 66 years old and now want to transfer the ownership rights to me(her son).I have an elder married sister but my mother shall not entitle her to any rights in the property (due to estranged relationship).What are the do's to get the job done?
Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Responded 1 year ago
A.If your mother during her lifetime does not execute proper transfer deed in registered manner in respect of her undivided one-sixth share, then that property share after her death will devolve upon her husband and children.
Helpful
Helpful
Share
A.Dear Client,
since it is the ancestral property of your mother, she can give it to whom ever she wish. so, she can execute a gift deed in your name and get it registered.
since it is the ancestral property of your mother, she can give it to whom ever she wish. so, she can execute a gift deed in your name and get it registered.
Helpful
Helpful
Share
Read Related Answers
Government Land Occupying
Dear Client,
The Government land cannot be a subject matter of a transaction between the private parties. Instead, the Government acquires private land whenever required for public purposes under the...
Balcony extension
Dear Sir,
Yes, you can do so with the formal permission of either association people or builder. You may file representation before them and get consent.
Digging borwell infront of my house without permission
Dear Sir,
How to File a Harassment Complaint Against a Neighbour
Is Calling Police an Option?
Yes, calling a police if your neighbor harasses you is an option to go with. You have the option to call t...
Property documents
Dear Sir,
It is not safe to give your originals to any broker. Thereafter, they may blackmail you.
Right over mother's ancestral property
Dear Sir,
You have no rights over ancestral property of your mother during her lifetime since it is her exclusive Streedhana. She may execute a Will or alienate the property as she may wish.
Read Blogs on Property
Property Lawyers
Find Lawyers by Location
