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CONVERTING THE OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY IN JOINT NAME


11-Jan-2025 (In Property Law)
1. I purchased property in Navi Mumbai in 2012. That time I had registered property in my name only as my wife was unable to travel. 2. I now want to make my wife Co-owner of the said property. How can I do so. Will it entail re-registration of property including payment of fresh stamp duty and registration charges? 3. Any other options like gift deed or making a will etc. so that my wife does not face any problem in inheritance and transfer of legal rights in case of my demise.
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Answer #1
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You can opt for a gift deed, but you will have to pay minimum stamp duty on the same. However, if you opt for a Will, you will be required to pay only registration charges, if at all you intend to get it registered. Feel free to contact me for seeking any legal advice/assistance as regards the same.
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Answer #2
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To establish an equal division of the property, it is advisable to employ either a gift deed or a release deed. This approach will ensure that your wife receives half of the property and is recognized as a co-owner.
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Answer #3
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You can transfer 50% share by gift deed however and for the rest 50% you can make a will by that you can also add her name in the share certificate of the society

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