Documents required to sell one's own share of the partitioned property
28-Apr-2023 (In Property Law)
We have a property in udupi which has been partitioned between four brothers. Each has only RTC in their name and Xerox copy of partition deed. What other documents required if one of them wishes to sell property. pls reply.
Since you have mentioned RTC, i am assuming that this is an agricultural land. Please note that in case you do not hold the original partition deed, you would be required to atleast have a certified copy of the same. Apart from the RTC, you will also need to ensure that your name is registered in the Mutation Register and you have an extract of the same. The partition deed, RTC and MR extract will form the main basis for the title. There are other secondary/ancillary documents such as village map, akarbandh etc. which will also have to be looked into.
We have a few doubts:
who has the mother deeds?
When did you partition the property?
Are all 4 brothers selling the property?
When you say each brothers name is mentioned, do you mean you have a joint katha or do you mean that the Sy. No. is bifurcated now?
who has the mother deeds?
When did you partition the property?
Are all 4 brothers selling the property?
When you say each brothers name is mentioned, do you mean you have a joint katha or do you mean that the Sy. No. is bifurcated now?
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