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How to get certified copy of relinquishment once lost


14-May-2023 (In Documentation Law)
1.How do we get a certified copy of relinquishment deed from registrars office if it has already been issued once and we have lost it. 2. The original allottee and his nominee (my mother and father) are dead. Is relinquishment deed needed for mutation and freehold purpose. If not , then mutation would be in whose name ? 3. Religion is Hindu. There are 4 legal heirs.
Answers (3)

Answer #1
663 votes
Yes you need to get certified duplicate copy from the department
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Answer #2
645 votes
1.certified copy of Relinqhishment deed can be obtained by approaching sub registrar concerned by paying nominal fee of rs.10 per page by giving simple application, if having detailed of the same failing which have to inspect the record and getting the details apply for cc. 3.R.deed is required for mutation and after mutation conversion will allowed

Answer #3
819 votes
Duplicate certified copy of relinquishment deed can be obtained from the office of concerned Sub - Registrar as per the territorial jurisdiction. If the property is in your father's name who has died intestate i.e. without a will, in that case, equal share of property would devolve upon your mother, you alongwith your sibblings. After demise of your mother, equal share to the extent of your mother's share would devolve upon you alongwith your sibblings. Relinquishment deed would be required if any of the said parties want to relinquish their share in favour of another. Mutation would follow in the same manner i.e. property would be mutated in the name of owners, who inherited the property.

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