Transfer of Property
This is a discussion on Transfer of Property within the Non RTI Issues forums, part of the Starting Lounge category; Hi, My dad had a house built in dehradun, however got it registered under my grand mother's name. My dad also had two sisters but both of them had been ...
- 06-29-2008, 03:57 PM #1
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Transfer of Property
Hi,
My dad had a house built in dehradun, however got it registered under my grand mother's name.
My dad also had two sisters but both of them had been married before the house was built. My dad had a power of attorney though. However, my dad passed away in 1986 and my grandmother passed away in 1989. None of them had left any will. A no-objection certificate (letter...) letter signed by one of my dad's sister and my dad's second sister's husband (since second sister had also passed away) was submitted in the court stating that the property can be transferred in my mother's name and they do not have any objection to it. However, we do not have any mutation certificate, etc.. I am not sure whether property would have been transferred in my other's name or not. The house tax is in my mother's name. I would like to know who has the clear title to the property. Can my mother enter into a sale deed with a third party even if there is no mutation certificate or the property has still not been transferred in my mother's name. I am her son and now I am above 18. Please suggest how should we proceed since we don't want the property should become disputed.
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- 06-29-2008, 06:29 PM #2
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