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Father died how can we transfer his property in mothers name


04-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
Sir, My father expired recently without executing a WILL and has 2 properties in Karnataka and 2 properties in Maharashtra, all 4 properties in different jurisdictions. We want to amicably mutate all three properties in my mother's name. Please guide us with the least expensive mode to mutate the same, since all four of us are based in different cities in India. We would like to execute one document with mutual consent which can help us transfer all the assets in my Mother's name. As I have apprehensions about validity of one relinquishment deed in different jurisdictions.
Answers (2)

Answer #1
713 votes
For maharashtra property i will help you.
Just google type property registration in pune you will get my details.
Whether property is self acquired or ancestral? Depend up on this mutation of that property is decided.
You need to approach TWO different SRO for mutating property in your mothers name.
For that you need to give death certificate of your father along with other document.
As jurisdiction of property is in different state you need to do TWO different document.
While making document you all need to present there.

Answer #2
506 votes
When ur father was alive , he must not have thought of spending least expenses on any of ur siblings. Since there are four properties, why only three properties are to be transferred and why not all on the name of ur mother ? Ur querry is vague.What is the nature of each property ? Moveable or immovable etc. Contact if u r interested .

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