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Transfer of property. I want firm legal help for the same.


19-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)

My client owns a property in Kolkata. He added his mother's name for sake of convenience when he booked the flat as he was residing in Gurgaon. The house was also registered in joint name. He took a loan and paid off all dues within 10 years. Now he wants to take over the entire property in his name so there is no claimant to the property after his mother's demise. He has a sister who lives in Patna. Kindly advise the best possible way to get this done. Religion is Hinduism.

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Answer #1
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The best way to ensure that property is in his name during the lifetime of his mother is to do a gift deed of the said said property or by way of will after her death. The former is preferable as it is during the lifetime of the mother
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Answer #2
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Your client's mother can always gift her share in the property, which is half back to your client in which 0.5 % of the current value of the property by two as your client's mother only have half portion will be stamp duty And 1. 1% will be our fees to draft the deed and to registered it..this by far is the easiest way to do it. It will be hundred percent genuine.contact us through Lawrato.
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Answer #3
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Mother can gift her portion of share to her son by virtue of Deed of Gift and his sister, if required can be the witness and or confirming party to that Deed. Thereafter get that flat mutated solely on his name.
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