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Elder Sisters share of ancestress property with younger brothers.


26-Aug-2023 (In Family Law)
Sir, My Paternal G.Father having self acquired house had expired without settlement of property intestate in 1955. He had 3 sons and one daughter. My father is eldest son of him. My father also expired in 1967 intestate. He has 4 children 2 daughters (elders) 2 sons (youngers). A settlement deed was made and was registered in the name of above four children of my grandfather in 2014. My father share of 1/4 part-A, is registered in the name of my mother and 2 of our two brothers, as my aged sisters are requested us not to include their names for registration.Issue NOC while sale. Is it ok.
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Answer #1
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Hi
It is absolutely ok as the aged sisters have given a No Objection certificate.
since 1/4 part is already registered in the name of your mother and 2 brothers, only the mother and 2 brothers need to execute the sale deed. if at all the buyer asks for no objection certificate from sisters, sisters can provide the same at the time of sale.
No Worries.

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