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In-Court partition (Solenama) Vs Out-of-Court partition (By Registrar)
23-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
We are attempting to make a partition of 6 apartments on a land owned by 8 brothers and sisters of my father. 2 of my father's sisters died without leaving any legal heir. Want to know the pros and cons of the above captioned procedures (along with cost involved in both the cases) namely - 1) In-Court partition by creating Solenama 2) Out-of-Court partition through Registrar Please let me know in brief the procedures involved in both the cases (as mentioned in the title) and what is the cost involvement in both cases. Which is more cost-effective?
If all of you agreement on principle about the partition and respective shares then you can go for mutual partition-solenama.
For this no need for court partition though there is no such restrictions either.
The cost mostly involves around payment of stamp duty and registration fees which varies with the market value of the property and hence without knowing the property details I can not quote the costs involved.
Feel free to contact for further need.
For this no need for court partition though there is no such restrictions either.
The cost mostly involves around payment of stamp duty and registration fees which varies with the market value of the property and hence without knowing the property details I can not quote the costs involved.
Feel free to contact for further need.
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