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Can grandmother transfer property without taking NOC from her children


16-Apr-2023 (In Property Law)

I have a querry about the property of my inlaws, actually my husband are 4 brothers & 1 sister, they have a shop & house. My father inlaw suddenly dead in some circumstances 15-20 years before, he has not transfer the property to my mother inlaw name. I want to know that is it possible that my mother inlaw transfer the all property on the name of only one grand son without any NOC from other family members . Pls advise me if possible.

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Answer #1
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Dear Ma'am, Its not possible for the grand mother to transfer the property in the name of one grand son without any NOC from the other family members. He has to take the consent of other members who have inherited the rights in the property by virtue of succession. Regards,
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Advocate Jai Bansal

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Answer #2
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No, she's cannot do so. She can take only her share in the property.. Better u seek the detailed consultation by disclosing complete details in this case, so that exactly can be suggested to do.. Feel free to revert back in case you need any clarification. Regards
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Answer #3
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In case your father-in-law died intestate, than succession acts prevails and your mother-in-law doesnot have the right to transfer the same without having obtained the NOC from all the legal heirs. Therefore, your mother-in-law cannot transfer the property solely, in favor of any person, what so ever.
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Answer #4
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If the property was acquired by your father-in-law by own earned income that property can not be transferred by one person like your mother-in- law, property shall be transferred only after all children of your father-in -law relinquish their right in favour of your mother-in-law.
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Answer #5
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No, if the property is other then self acquire, and without a proper will or any documents which creates absolute right of ownership on your Mother-In-Laws. Else, the right on the said property creates equal share of every legal heirs of your Father-In-Laws.
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