621+ Lawyers are online 
How can I transfer property in my daughters name
15-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
I am a Hindu.I have a flat in my name and I am a widow. I have only one daughter who is unmarried.I want the flat to go to her after my death; without any kind of legal hassles. I understand that even if I make a will, she will have to produce "No Objection" from many of my relatives like my brother, sister etc. So, can I make a gift deed now; and after my death, can she convert that to her name-- without anyone else being involved.
Madam
1. In the instance , Best Option is execute a registered WILL to your daughter.
2.Yes you can gift the same , with a condition that flat should owned after your term but charges need to be born.
________________________________________
Krishna Murthy Pasupula| Advocate- Hyderabad
1. In the instance , Best Option is execute a registered WILL to your daughter.
2.Yes you can gift the same , with a condition that flat should owned after your term but charges need to be born.
________________________________________
Krishna Murthy Pasupula| Advocate- Hyderabad
Helpful?
50+
50+
Adv. Krishna Murthy Pasupula
Hyderabad | 100+ Answers
CONTACT NOW
Who is the legal heir after death of a married woman?
For simplicity, the Act says that, if a Hindu woman dies intestate her property will be divided between her children, including any children of a pre-deceased daughter or son, and her husband. The division of property is equal between husband and children. 27-Jun-2023
What happens when an unmarried person dies?
If the deceased was not married, property division is possible.
If there are no parents, siblings, or descendants of siblings left, the estate will be divided equally between the agnates. If the deceased was single, but had children then the estate will be divided equally between his/her children.
Who is the legal heir of a deceased brother?
The property of the deceased will be divided amongst the Class II legal descendants, as there are no Class I legal descendants alive. The surviving siblings (as Category 2 - class II legal heirs), would receive an equal share of the estate of the deceased brother, at the expense of all other relatives. 24-Mar-2022
HI,
you can gift that flat to your daughter. section 14(1) of Hindu succession act will protect your interest in the property.
according to that the property which you hold is your absolute property. you can gift , transfer the property as per your
wish and will. if your property is self acquired then your relatives need not to give any NO OBJECTION. your daughter
is class -1 heir and she will automatically get the property in case of intestate.
better you gift the property to your daughter and register the gift.
you can gift that flat to your daughter. section 14(1) of Hindu succession act will protect your interest in the property.
according to that the property which you hold is your absolute property. you can gift , transfer the property as per your
wish and will. if your property is self acquired then your relatives need not to give any NO OBJECTION. your daughter
is class -1 heir and she will automatically get the property in case of intestate.
better you gift the property to your daughter and register the gift.
Helpful?
28+
28+
Adv. Sree K Sivakumar
Hyderabad | 100+ Answers
CONTACT NOW
who are the legal heirs of a deceased unmarried person
Class 1 legal heirs of Hindu male
Who are the legal heirs of a deceased married person
What is class 2 legal heirs
Unmarried sister property
Who are legal heirs of deceased in India
Legal heir of Hindu male
Class 1 and Class 2 heirs
Legal heirs of unmarried Muslim male
Hi
1) In accordance to sec 14 of hindu succession act:- Any property possessed by a female Hindu, whether acquired before or after the commencement of this Act, shall be held by her as full owner thereof and not as a limited owner.
2) So you are the absolute owner of the flat and your brother, sister do not have any rights whatsoever on the said flat.
3) However you can choose to execute a Registered Will or Gift deed in her name now so that any future problems can be avoided.
4) A registered Will shall be effective after your time
5) A registered gift deed if executed will result in the property ownership transferred immediately upon execution of gift deed.
hope this helps
1) In accordance to sec 14 of hindu succession act:- Any property possessed by a female Hindu, whether acquired before or after the commencement of this Act, shall be held by her as full owner thereof and not as a limited owner.
2) So you are the absolute owner of the flat and your brother, sister do not have any rights whatsoever on the said flat.
3) However you can choose to execute a Registered Will or Gift deed in her name now so that any future problems can be avoided.
4) A registered Will shall be effective after your time
5) A registered gift deed if executed will result in the property ownership transferred immediately upon execution of gift deed.
hope this helps
Helpful?
29+
29+
Adv. Rajagopalan
Hyderabad | 500+ Answers
Chat
Disclaimer: The above query and its response is NOT a legal opinion in any way whatsoever as this is based on the information shared by the person posting the query at lawrato.com and has been responded by one of the Divorce Lawyers at lawrato.com to address the specific facts and details.
Connect with top Property lawyers for your specific legal issue
No Comments! Be the first one to comment.
"lawrato.com has handpicked some of the best Legal Experts in the country to help you get practical Legal Advice & help."
