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Question regarding sale of my property, no objection certificate.


27-Nov-2023 (In Property Law)
I am a 62 year old woman and I own a small vacant site(self earned property) which is in litigation. Due to my health issues I am unable to attend to it properly which is why I want to give GPA to my husband to attend the case and take required decisions in the course of time including mediation and sale of the property. I have a son who is not ready to devote time and money for the cause. I wish that the proceeds of this property if and when sold should go to my husband only. Is it necessary that I obtain a no objection certificate from my son to execute GPA for my husband and enjoy the sale proceeds in case of my demise?
Answers (2)

Answer #1
511 votes
You can execute a Will specifying your husband as a sole beneficiary. You must also mention that the property which is in litigation and after your demise the proceeds of such property will go to your husband. Make sure the siad Will is Registered.
Answer #2
778 votes
1. You would not need to get any certificate from your son in this regard.

2. You may execute GPA on your husband name and get it registered with local sub-registrar where the property located.

3. GPA will give sweeping powers to your husband wrt. all procedures incurred for property registration.

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