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1 year ago

My father and uncle have a mutual owned bunglow in Pune and now my uncle wants to gift half share to his real brother and my father is fine with that. Can you please help me how we can do it and what is the detail procedure for that? Also help us with the solution in which we could become individual owners of the land and sell it in future

Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

Responded 1 year ago

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A.Dear Sir,
Instead of gift it is better to get release deed and get it registered and change entire property in the name of your father to avoid future complications.
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