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How to transfer property on my name


19-Feb-2023 (In Property Law)
My Sister-in-law and I purchased a property in 2014. It is a one-story individual house. My family stays in the ground floor while my SIL's family stay in the 1st floor. I am self-employed and my SIL is salaried. Since I didn't have any income proof, we got a home loan in my SIL's name and the property was also registered in her name. The property value is 37 Lakhs. We paid a 14 Lakhs down payment and took a 23 Lakh home loan from DFHL. I have paid 7 lakhs out of the down payment and also transfer 50% of the EMI every month to my SIL's Account for the last 3 years. My name is not included in the property papers or in the home loan. My mother is a joint applicant in the loan but her name is not included in the property papers. I want my name to be included in the property papers to avoid any problems in future. I am willing to take a loan for my share of the remaining loan amount (about 10 Lakhs). My SIL is willing to sign to setle this issue amicably.How do I go about this?
Answers (2)

Answer #1
941 votes
Yes there are ways to settle the matter legally . Is she your husband's sister? Please contact me with all related documents for settlement. It is better you start the procedures at the earliest since delay may cause damages.
Answer #2
809 votes
Your sister in Law willing to sight no problem ,or ills if she refuse ,it's very critical , she have willing to good wel on you immidiatly transfer the property to your name, this is right time, if she change the mind you con't do any thing ,consult us at once v guide you thank you

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