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Father purchased a property in 1993 through a notary and gifted to me
14-Jun-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
The seller has purchased the property in 1987 through a notary document from the owner and sold to my father in 1993 through a notary document. My father gifted the same property to me in 2014 though a registered gift deed. The first owner, second owner and my father are not alive now. The first owners family and relatives stay beside my property and making noise every day and claiming that the property is theirs's. Also, they are claiming that the first owners son not signed when sold the property and he has right to re-claim the sold property. Could you please advice, first owner son can claim the property after 30yrs? How can I protect my property and is there any documents I need to collect from authorities to protect my self?
hi first need to see the gift deed made in your favour to analyse the flow of posseasion of title from the land owners and they cannot claim land now as they had sold the property and you could file suit for declaration
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Adv. Baddam Aravind Reddy
Secunderabad | 500+ Answers
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Is notarized property legal in India?
Transfer of ownership is done via a sale deed/ conveyance. In notary registration, no legal documents are created. As an owner you have no rights over the land, even if it is purchased. Legally, you cant become an owner of land in a notary property.
Is notarized sale agreement valid?
The sale deed for property must be registered. You cannot notarize a sale deed. It is invalid.
What is the process of notary?
The process of notarizing documents can vary depending on the state. However, there are three basic steps to the process: verifying that the document is signed by the right person, observing their signature, and then marking it with a seal or stamp. 04-Nov-2022
What is the meaning of notarized property?
What is notary land? A notarized deed will be recorded in county records when you purchase real estate. This allows the public to look up who owns the property. Notaries are used to stop fraud by preventing criminals from filing a false deed.
as you are in possession of the property for more than 13 years no body can claim the said property from you. You have to search for old electricity bills, property tax bills and reciepts that will be helpful to you. You can contact me and i can help you with the other legal cannot.
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Adv. Yogesh Agarwal
Hyderabad | 25+ Answers
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