Property matter after death on Indian Christian
14-May-2023 (In Property Law)
My father- an indian Christian residing at Mumbai died last year July without leaving a will and is survived by his wife and two married daughers. He has residential property in his name in Mumbai and in Kerala - both flat and plot. We wish to sell some of the plots in Mumbai and Kerala . and we want to know
1) Which certificate we should obtain - Succession or Legal Heir cert .
2) For the residential flats in Mumbai and kerala in Co-op Hsg Society the share
will be transferred to wife name , is any other procedure still required it the flat needs
to be sold after some years.
There is no dispute between us - wife and two daughers reg the property distribution and just want to ensure that some property is sold so that the wife can comfortably lead her life with sales proceeds and also follow the due process of law relating to transfer of immovable property.
If the owner of the property has expired without a WILL, then the property right have come to all the legal heirs and in this case to wife and 2 daughters.
I think u all should first apply for Legal heirship certificate mentioning all the properties in the said certificate and acquire it either from Bombay High Court or Kerala as the properties are from Mumbai and Kerala. Either of the courts u can approach.
After acquiring the Legal Heirship Certificate in the names of the 3 legal heirs, then u can Execute an Deed of Release for each property and make individual owner of that particular property, if any of the legal heir is ready to release their rights.
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