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Can nominee be changed in property owned by mother and sister
23-May-2023 (In Family Law)
I am a Hindu.I am a nominee in a property jointly owned by my mother and my sister. My mother is no more. Can my sister change the nominee?
There is no any provision that your sister change nominee name means your sister can't have any rights to change your name as nominee but if your mother made any power of Attorney or any written deed in favour of your sister to do this then.?..
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Adv. Dinesh Wadhwani
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Can a nominee claim ownership?
Nomination is a legal provision that allows the nominee to claim the property in the event of death or demise of its owner. There are a few key points to remember in this situation: the nominee can only claim property in the event of death of property owner.
Can a nominee sell the property?
Nominees cannot sell property without consent from the legal heir(s). After the death of an owner, the legal heirs are the parents, spouse and minor children. Only they can sell the property. 10-Apr-2022
How do you transfer flat ownership after death to nominee?
After the death of a person, the "Will" must be filed for Probate. In the event that a person passes away intestate, all legal heirs must apply to a court to obtain a "Succession Certificate" so that their property can be passed on to his successors. 19-Jun-2023
Does a nominee have no right to property?
The law is clear that the nominee cannot become the owner. The nominee holds the property on trust for the legal inheritors. A person can become the owner of an apartment or property simply by virtue of being a nominee on the form that is submitted to the housing society. 29-Aug-2023
Yes your sister can change the nominee. The society will give you a nomination form which needs to be filled up and submitted by your sister for her share. For your mother's share find out from the agreement whether you sister becomes the 100 percent owner post the mothers demise or it devolves on your mother's legal heirs.
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