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4 years ago

My grandfather died in 1972 and grandmother in 1998. They had 8 children of them two were sons and all other were daughters. My grandfather did not do a registered will , while my grandmother made a registered will in the favour of my father. Due to some reasons and dispute all my aunties (bua) gave their share of property to my father and not to my Uncle (Tauji) through registry. Hence my father is having 7 shares out of 8 in the property. But the house is in the name of my grandfather who is no more and all the water tax and house tax goes in my grandfather’s name ( to municipality) . So in this situation can my father sell his 7 shares of the property? If Yes then what is the procedure to sell that and is it compulsory to file mutation of the property before selling or can I sell the property just with the help of registry directly to a broker.

Rameshwar Dadhe

Responded 4 years ago

A.If your father's want to sale it then all legal hair's signed must for it otherwise not possible to sale
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