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No objection certificate from NRI legal heirs


18-Oct-2024 (In Property Law)
I wish to transfer the sale deed of a property in my name, which my late husband owns.A no objection certificate is required from all the legal heirs.Only one of my children is in India,while the other two are residing abroad and are Australian citizens.But they are unable to travel now to India. Is there any legal procedure by which,I can obtain their signatures to facilitate the process.
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Answer #1
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We have to obtain no objection certificate from all the legal heir to avoid future disputes. The person residing abroad may get the No objection certificate executed in their land and get it notarised and courier the same to India. This will be accepted.
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Answer #2
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Yes, Its your husband own property After your husband left his self acquired property then legal heirs automatically comes into his property. if want to sale your husband property to others or anything else the Sub Registrar asks every one opinion and your children opinion all of them signed before Sub Registrar in case legal heirs not comes over Sub Register office. that legal heirs are self adjudication likes power documents to submit send to Sub Register office
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