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How to transfer or sell property if the father dies


21-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
How to transfer residential property to (my mother) or sell to (Someone) property if the father dies and I being the only daughter( Married but no kids ), But my father's Mother (Grand mother) is alive (80 Age ) and my grandmother got 7 childrens (My uncle and aunites) . Is there any challenges ? Is my grandmother a problem ? Can my grandmother and uncles and aunties can fight with me and my mother ?
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Answer #1
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Madam, in whose name is the property existing, if it is in your dads name you can apply for transfer by submitting the death certificate, I'd proof of your mother and father in the sub-register of the area where the property exist, if it is self acquired property non of your relative s can cause problems. Consult any advocate and discuss.
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Answer #2
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In case the property is the self acquired property of your father and in the absence of any WILL or other disposition, as per Hindu Succession Act, you along with your mother and grand mother being the class-I heirs succeed to your father's estate getting equal shares. That means each one of you will have 1/3 share. All the three of you shall take simultaneously and to the exclusion of all others.
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