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28-Feb-2023 (In Property Law)
Does the electricity meter nominee the owner of the property
Answers (9)

Answer #1
604 votes
Nominee of the electricity meter only means the meter would/could transfer in name of Nominee and further more any outstanding towards Utility charges would be liability of the Nominee.No one can acquirer title of a property on the basis of being nominee in Utility service
Answer #2
625 votes
The nominee is just a representative and not an heir. Therefore, he may not be the owner of the property if the property is not in his name. For a detailed advise, please contact us with full details so that we can help you more effectively.
Answer #3
948 votes
In some cases . The owner of electricity meter consider as owner of property. If they have other proof of residential address of the same property like election i.d. card aadhar card and residing at the same property last many years.
Answer #4
695 votes
Dear Sir, We have to see whether all the property documents are genuine or not. We also have to see whether the will is correct or not. Whether any document has been prepared and presented as fake one. After taking into consideration of real documents, then we have to see whether these are being divided as per your family tree. If there is any variation, then only it will be useful to knock the door of any court.
Answer #5
773 votes
I will need to look at the will and probate to understand the rights of the daughter to deal with the said property. Please respond with details so I can guide you correctly. I need to know how the will distributes the property.
Answer #6
950 votes
For selling of the above said property first of all it is nessasary to made an mutation entry on record of that above said property with the name of your wife and other two.
For that you have to file an application in front of competent court for Heirship certificate or sussession certificate
Answer #7
540 votes
Sorry, but no advice given to until saw your land paper.
Please consult with good lawyer in your area, he might be giving you best advise after considering legal fact in your case and may be he give you advise to file civil suit.
Answer #8
766 votes
if the other co-sharer were agreed, you could go for partition deed. if they are not, there is no other option but to file partition suit.

if the other co-sharer were agreed, you could go for partition deed. if they are not, there is no other option but to file partition suit.
Answer #9
939 votes
You can directly sell or gift your share of ownership right to any person of your choice without anyone's interference by executing a proper registered deed of conveyance. Kindly contact for further detailed information regarding the procedure for the same.

Regards,
Subhashis Paul
Advocate
High Court, Calcutta

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