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Procedure to purchase a property whose owner is dead


27-Jun-2023 (In Property Law)
Purchase a property in the name of the deceased who did not leave a will but verbally allocated a property to his sonand the son in question wants to sell it to me. What are the procedures?
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Answer #1
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you need to have a clear title and that can be only done by having the son get an intestate succession and once the property is in his name he will be able to transfer the same to you on papers lawfully.
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Answer #2
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it can be done their in no problem in it, u need not to worry just consult me and take a booking or a meeting. "Purchase a property in the name of the deceased who did not leave a will but verbally allocated a property to his son and the son in question wants to sell it to me. What are the procedures?
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Answer #3
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The seller in this case should be the legal owner of the property and should have a valid agreement or deed in his name to prove that he/she is the owner of the property. The seller should either have a succession certificate or the ownership rights of the property through a valid legal deed. Only when you are sure that he/she is the lawful owner that the buyer must pay the consideration towards the purchase of the property. By verbally stating that the property is of the seller can be a fraud also, so beware before paying the seller any amount.
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