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Hindu Property selling to Muslim
7 months ago
Actually we are Hindu and we are selling a land to Muslim. My neighbours are doing some suspicious work against us. Actually we didn't publicity near the neighbours because they are not legal. So we are hiding this matter. Today I got a information from a person that my neighbours are taking signature in a papper for objection against us..... Now my question is can they take any legal advice or can they create barrier in selling hindu property to Muslim?
A.Dear Client,
In India, you generally have the right to sell your property to whomever you choose, regardless of their religion. The Constitution of India guarantees the right to equality and freedom of religion. To ensure a smooth property sale, make sure you follow all legal procedures and have all the necessary documentation in place. This includes clear title deeds, no-objection certificates from relevant authorities, and compliance with local laws and regulations.
In India, you generally have the right to sell your property to whomever you choose, regardless of their religion. The Constitution of India guarantees the right to equality and freedom of religion. To ensure a smooth property sale, make sure you follow all legal procedures and have all the necessary documentation in place. This includes clear title deeds, no-objection certificates from relevant authorities, and compliance with local laws and regulations.
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A.Dear Sir,
There is no law which prohibits any Hindu person to sell his property to Muslim person and neighbors cannot object for it.
There is no law which prohibits any Hindu person to sell his property to Muslim person and neighbors cannot object for it.
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A.Dear Cliet,
There’s nothing illegal here. You can sell your land to any person irrespective of what religion he practices provided you abide by the legal compliances with respect to transfer of the title of the land and so you don’t need any kind of special permission selling the property to a person belong to Muslim religion. The seller should have a good title through a registered sale deed and his name should be in revenue records. For any kind of objection or law and order crisis, file a complaint in the local police station and file a petition before the District Magistrate seeking police protection for safety and secuirty.
There’s nothing illegal here. You can sell your land to any person irrespective of what religion he practices provided you abide by the legal compliances with respect to transfer of the title of the land and so you don’t need any kind of special permission selling the property to a person belong to Muslim religion. The seller should have a good title through a registered sale deed and his name should be in revenue records. For any kind of objection or law and order crisis, file a complaint in the local police station and file a petition before the District Magistrate seeking police protection for safety and secuirty.
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