Mutation
5 years ago
If property has been devolved on the name of some one by way of registered will. The previous owner died one year ago. Then can it be transferred or muted in the name of assessee absolutely. Does it necessary to include the name of other legal heirs those who have been totally expelled from the share as per the will.
Change of e-name in MCD records is sufficient to make the assessee absolute owner.?
Does it necessary to inform or notify other legal heirs.?
Deepak Yashwantrao Bade
Responded 5 years ago
Assuming that you belongs to Delhi, I wish you to visit the following link. Further you must produce the copy of Will and request MCD to change the name. As per procedure they will do it.
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http://www.onlinepropertyregistration.com/mutation-in-mcd.html
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NILANJAN CHATTERJEE
Responded 5 years ago
Prince Sharma
Replied 5 years ago
But in Delhi there is no necessity of will.
Sir one more thing
Is site plan necessary for mutation.
NILANJAN CHATTERJEE
Replied 5 years ago
Probate transfers the ownership in the name of the assessee. Until you take probate, the will is disputive. As during probate the court will ask the other legal heirs for NOC against such transfer to the assessee or else you need to get NOC from the legal heirs. No, site plan is not necessary as such has already been given by the earlier person who demised and whose name you want to strike off and put yours.
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