Transfer of property name after death of owner of property
i hv flat in SRA on name of my father, he is expired on 2023 & got allotment of flat 2024, now how to transfer name from fathers name to mothers name with nominee of my name
i hv flat in SRA on name of my father, he is expired on 2023 & got allotment of flat 2024, now how to transfer name from fathers name to mothers name with nominee of my name
Dear Sir,
The process is: establish legal heirship → apply to SRA for transfer to your mother → update records → file nomination in your name. If documents are clear and there is no dispute among heirs, the process is generally straightforward, though it may take some time due to administrative verification.
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I am looking to buy a floor in a building which has e khata but no plan layout is it safe to invest
Dear Sir,
The most critical issue here is the absence of a sanctioned building plan from the planning authority (BBMP or Bangalore Development Authority). Without an approved plan, the building is treated as unauthorized construction. This means the structure could be in violation of zoning laws, setback rules, or floor-area limits. In such cases, authorities have the power to issue notices, impose penalties, or even order demolition of illegal portions.
An e-Khata property is often different
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I am planning to purchase a small residential property (around 3.7 cents of converted land) in Kundapura, Karnataka. The property has a house, and the seller claims all documents are clear. However, t ...
Dear Sir,
From a safety standpoint, buying a property where RTC is still in the previous owner’s name is not advisable unless the issue is fully clarified. Mutation is important because it ensures that the government records recognize the current owner, which becomes crucial for future sale, obtaining loans, paying land revenue, and avoiding third-party claims. If you buy now, you may end up struggling later to get the records corrected in your name, especially if there is an underlying dispu
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My father and I jointly purchased a Flat in Bangalore in 1981. The original Sale Deed is in our joint names. He endorsed the khata in my name in 1983. He prepared a Will in 2005 transferring his 50% i ...
Dear Sir,
The most important document is the original Sale Deed of 1981, which establishes the root of title. Along with this, the buyer will expect a complete chain of title, though in your case there are no further transfers except succession. The fact that the khata was later transferred into your name and is reflected in records of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (including e-Khata and tax receipts) is helpful, but remember that khata is only a revenue record—it does not by itself
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What can I do if my sister rejects to give aadhar card for warisan certificate?
Dear Client,
The information provided is insufficient to give a proper legal opinion, as the procedure for issuing a warisan certificate varies by state and authority.
Generally, Aadhaar of all legal heirs is often asked for identification, but refusal by one heir does not permanently block the process. You can apply by giving details of all heirs and inform the authority that one member is not cooperating. The authority may proceed after verification or may issue the certificate mentioning all
The three brothers were the original owners. After the eldest brother passed away, his son inherited his share according to the laws of inheritance. After the middle brother passed away, his share was ...
Dear Client,
Yes, in your situation it is advisable to settle the property through an amicable partition deed , because after the deaths of the two brothers the ownership has already devolved legally among their respective heirs under succession laws, and now the property is in joint ownership between multiple co-sharers.
Executing a properly drafted and registered partition deed will clearly define each person’s share, prevent future disputes, and give all parties legal certainty and separ
I have the following two queries: 1) Ancestral Property Claim: To claim a share in a property as ancestral (under Hindu law), does a person need to prove in court that the property has been inherited ...
Dear Client,
Under Hindu Succession Act, 1956, to claim a property as ancestral you do not need a strict four-generation certificate, but you must prove through documents like title deeds, revenue records, and family lineage that the property has descended undivided through generations and was not self-acquired at any point, as any break in inheritance can defeat the claim, while for challenging a Will, a signature mismatch can be a valid ground and a forensic report is admissible under Indian
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Hi, I have a property in Kolkata, West Bengal. As per our WB AOA Bye Laws 1972,1974 & 2022, the association will present audited financial information during AGM only. However, it doesn't say wha ...
Dear client,
In your case, the stand taken by the association is not entirely correct in law. Even though the West Bengal Apartment Ownership framework (including bye-laws) may specifically mandate presentation of audited accounts at the AGM, it does not mean that members have no right to inspect financial records during the year. Under general principles governing associations and cooperative-style bodies, as well as the spirit of transparency embedded in the West Bengal Apartment Ownership Ac
My question is what I do for fake case in legal form as soon as possible
Dear Client,
If you fear that a false case may be filed against you, act immediately and keep all evidence safely preserved. Save chats, call recordings, emails, bank transactions, photographs, CCTV footage, location history, witness details, and any documents that can prove your innocence.
Immediately consult a lawyer and prepare a written chronology of all events with dates and details. If there is a threat of arrest, you may file for anticipatory bail before the appropriate court. If fal
Dear Client,
Property registration details can be checked online through the State Registration Department website where the property is located. You need basic details such as owner name, property address, document number, or registration year to search the records. Most states provide an online portal to view sale deeds, encumbrance certificates, and registration status.
Alternatively, you can visit the local Sub Registrar Office where the property is registered and apply for a certified cop
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