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Is Relinquishment Deed Legal In Uttar Pradesh?


21-Aug-2023 (In Property Law)
My father died intestate without making will. I want to relinquish my property share in favour of mother. So, relinquishment deed legal in uttar pradesh.
Answers (3)

Answer #1
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Hello I have perused your query. In case you wish to relenquish your share in favour of your mother. A stamp paper is to be purchased for execution. A date is fixed for the registration in the sub registrar's office thereafter and the government registration fee is to be paid. For any further information feel free to reach out to us.
Answer #2
606 votes
where the property situated if the property is in Uttar Pradesh the relinquishment deed can be e registered at Uttar Pradesh. kindly also clarify where presently you are stay where the mother is staying and how much Property value is and in which city the property is I hope this will suffice your query if not contact again
Answer #3
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Stamp duty for a relinquishment is 6% for men and 4% for women. Stamp duty should be paid to the Collector of Stamps/SDM. Registration fees for Relinquishment deeds are 1% of total deed amount plus Rs. Pasting fees of 100 rupees.
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Sumit
Can my brother Relinquish his share to me (UP). And I heard there are not much charges in U.P for Relinquishment. Is it true

Reply by LawRato
Yes, your brother can relinquish his share in your favour in Uttar Pradesh by executing a registered relinquishment deed. For transfers between blood relatives, UP may provide concessional stamp duty, so the charges are nominal compared to a sale deed, along with standard registration fees. However, the exact amount depends on the local sub-registrar, but it should generally be low.

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