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Transfer of ownership to my name as i am the sole owner survivor


21-May-2025 (In Property Law)
I have flat in Thane district in joint name with my mother and she has died , I am the only legal heir. So can I sell the property. My name appears first in the sale agreement. Please guide
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Answer #1
767 votes
If you are the only legal heir of your mother then you can sell her property being one of the Co-owners too. There is no embargo to sell the property provided there is no objection raised by the buyer for the same. Feel free to contact me for seeking any legal advice as regards the same.
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Answer #2
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for that you need to get heirship certificate please have a discussion with advocate for that you need to get heirship certificate please have a discussion with advocate for that you need to get heirship certificate please have a discussion with advocate
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Answer #3
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Dear client based on your query, As you are the legal heir of the property, and the documents as mentioned states your name . The first step would be applying for a legal heir certificate from your local Tehsildars office . Getting the Mutation of Property records and immediately contact a legal expert for further detailed discussion .
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Answer #4
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first of all submit the necessary paper to the Talati what is the necessary paper.... 1. affidavit aoth before the executive magistrate or notary advocate 2. that affidavit with submit your Aadhar card mothers Aadhar card and death certificate.. then after the talathi or land revenue department reconding your mother's name will Delated from land record and only mention a mutation legal hair only yo.
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Answer #5
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Well, you cannot sell the Property without transferring the Share Certificates of the flat in your name, if you are living in a Registered Co-operative Housing Society, for transferring Share of Share Certificates of your Mother in your name, you have to file an Application before the concerned Housing Society, in which, you intent to sell your Flat by attaching either Succession Certificate or Letters of Administration from Court!
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