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Transfer of freehold DDA flat inherited via unregistered Will


19-May-2023 (In Property Law)
I am 90 years old Hindu. My nephew ( son of my only brother & my only other sibling ) left an unregistered will in which he bequeathed a freehold flat to me in a cooperative housing society in Delhi. The flat was transferred to freehold by DDA and conveyance was done during the lifetime of my nephew. He also nominated me in the society and Society shares are already transferred in my name I want to sell this flat but the buyer's lender wanted a registered will or Title transferred in my name, I am the only survivor in my family as My nephew and his other two siblings expired and we all unmarried. This fact is mentioned is also mentioned his will. How can i get the title transfer to my name to sell this flat? Please advise and oblige
Answers (5)

Answer #1
669 votes
You can get the property mutated in your name on the basis of the unregistered will only. You just need to visit the registry department and seek appointment and on that day you need to take the original copy of the will along with you to get the property mutated in your name.

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Answer #2
687 votes
i will have to go through all the documents that were executed in your favour including the unregistered will.
only after going through the documents will I be able to guide you in a more efficient manner.
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Answer #3
665 votes
Will can be registered even after the death of the testator so you can get the Will registered and thereafter can move to DDA authorities for mutation of the property on your name. For any further legal assistance please feel free to contact

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Answer #4
835 votes
hello client as i can see your issue ia seems yo be very much genuine issue in this matter the tuttle can be trabaphered to you name buy it need to be done by the court tht is the only way we can do it . to get tgw tittle tranaphwrws to you name.
Answer #5
848 votes
You need to get probate on this WILL from the concerned court … after getting probate you can get the property mutated under your name from
concerned sub-Registar office ….
It might take an year to get probate from the court n u also need to pay court fee too ..
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