registry needed or not
1 year ago
my parents purchased a property which was registered in their names. mother died in 2005 and father in 2023.I am only child and father made registered will. I stay in Maharashtra in a cooperative society. got property tax transferred in my name. Is sale deed also need to be transferred in my name. If i do not get sale deed transferred in my name or get transferred in my name and wife name but myself and my wife make registered will will my daughter face any problem in future.
A.If the property was solely owned by your father and he has made a registered will in your favor, then you have inherited the property as per the terms mentioned in the will. However, to have a clear title, it is recommended to transfer the sale deed in your name as well.
As per the laws in India, it is mandatory to transfer the sale deed in the name of the legal heir after the death of the original owner. This process is known as mutation or transfer of property. The mutation of property is required for record-keeping purposes, and it also ensures that the new owner's name is reflected in the revenue records.
Therefore, it is advisable to transfer the sale deed in your name to avoid any legal complications in the future. You may contact the local sub-registrar's office where the property is situated to know the necessary documents required for the transfer of the sale deed.
Regarding your second query, if you and your wife make a registered will for the property, your daughter may not face any problem in the future. However, it is always advisable to transfer the property in your name and your wife's name to have a clear title and avoid any disputes.
thank you
As per the laws in India, it is mandatory to transfer the sale deed in the name of the legal heir after the death of the original owner. This process is known as mutation or transfer of property. The mutation of property is required for record-keeping purposes, and it also ensures that the new owner's name is reflected in the revenue records.
Therefore, it is advisable to transfer the sale deed in your name to avoid any legal complications in the future. You may contact the local sub-registrar's office where the property is situated to know the necessary documents required for the transfer of the sale deed.
Regarding your second query, if you and your wife make a registered will for the property, your daughter may not face any problem in the future. However, it is always advisable to transfer the property in your name and your wife's name to have a clear title and avoid any disputes.
thank you
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