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Property Distribution in absence of will between Children


11-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
e are 7 in family( Mother, 5 Sisters & 1 Brother). Father died in 1993 & as of knowledge, he had not made any will of the property. The said property(40 Cent) is from our grandparents. My Sisters at present has no problem with the property but many people ask me to make registration of the property in your name. I have many doubts: 1. Do everyone need to be present to proceed with the registration.? 2. Do I need to change it on my mothers name before doing registration to my name, if applicable. 3. Our house is on the same property & all have contributed equally for the house, so how to divide the property. 4. My sisters are married & settled. They are not going to settle in native, hence not keen on the property, at present. 5. My mother say, She is ready to give the property in my name but I need to give some compensation to my sisters & even some of my sisters have said the same thing. 6. What all paper works need to be completed, in-order to proceed with the registration.
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Answer #1
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as no will remains after the demise of your father, all the surviving he9rs of your father including your mother are the legal heirs of the property and mutation on the village records also will in the nale of the surviving heirs. ig so by expecting a release deed in your favour by the other heirs including your mother will serve your ambition
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Answer #2
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if your sister are abroad take power of attorney of your sister in favour of your mother and going for registration. original tax receipt and original document (title deed) and thandapper no. adhaar or other i ID in original and Power of attorney and photos are needed for registration
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Answer #3
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Hello... It would be better if you could go for registering the property on your name. Because your mother and all sisters will have the right on the property unless it is registered on your name. And it is mandatory that all the people must be present for the registration.. If they are not able to do.. their POA holder can execute the document.
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